Pass through the area of the longest continuous sustained fighting of the Battle of Gettysburg on this 2-hour horse drawn carriage ride. Dive into history as your guide paints a picture of what took place between the Union and Confederate forces in July of 1863.
Meet your guide and hop aboard a comfortable carriage that is equipped with rain protection. Make your way to Culp's Hill to uncover the importance of this site in the Battle of Gettysburg.
Listen as your guide describes the action on the right flank of the Union army during those three fateful days, as Confederate forces attempted to overrun the very strong defensive position held by the Union forces.
See for yourself why at the time Gettysburg residents regarded Culp's Hill as the most important part of the battle. Learn about a piece of history that is often eclipsed by the action at the left flank in places like Little Round Top and the Peach Orchard.