In Gettysburg and all throughout Adams County, PA, there are several places and routes that you can take your bike to enjoy our beautiful area.

In this episode, our guest is Tom Jolin from Healthy Adams Bicycle/Pedestrian, Inc. (HABPI).

They are a non-profit group of volunteers working to develop safe, accessible walking and bicycling trails and paths in Adams County.

Route Info:

www.habpi.com

If you never toured the town of Gettysburg, a Town Tour is a great place to begin. A Gettysburg Licensed Town Guide will take you on a 90 minute walking tour and tell you about Gettysburg’s history!

In this episode, we are joined by Brad Gottfried. In addition to being a Town Guide, Brad has written 17 books on the Civil War. He also is an Antietam Certified Battlefield Guide. Although he has deep expertise in many facets of the Civil War, he enjoys sharing our fascinating Gettysburg history with visitors. 

Learn More:

⁠https://gbltg.com/

Elephants don’t forget and you won’t forget this unique stop on your visit to Gettysburg and Adams County, PA!

Homemade fudge, chocolates, fresh roasted jumbo peanuts, and more await at Mister Ed’s Elephant Museum & Candy Emporium.

In this episode, the owners share their long family-owned history and you’ll learn how they roast their peanuts with their antique roaster!

Mister Ed’s is one of many places for sweets and treats when visiting Gettysburg.

Satisfy your sweet tooth with these great places:

Sweets and Treats (link)⁠

Learn More About Mister Ed’s:

⁠www.mistereds.com⁠

Looking for a scenic and awe-inspiring way to tour Gettysburg? One unique way is a ride on a double-decker bus with a professional licensed battlefield guide!

For over 60 years, The Gettysburg Tour Center has been taking visitors for an experience like no other. In the spring of 2024, a brand-new building will open that will welcome a whole new generation.

Max Felty has been leading the tours for years and is excited to open new doors. In this episode, you’ll hear about the new facility as well as all the experiences they have to offer.

Spoiler Alert:

It’s not just bus tours.

⁠www.gettysburgbattlefieldtours.com

During the Battle of Gettysburg in 1863, the Cupola of the Seminary building was occupied by Brigadier General John Buford and his Signal Officer, Lt. Aaron Jerome. When you visit Seminary Ridge, you can stand in that very location for yourself and learn even more at the Seminary Ridge Museum.

Our guests in this episode are from Seminary Ridge Museum & Education Center to tell you about their unique experience, special escape room, and how you can support their efforts of continued learning for everyone.

Guests:

Peter Miele

Rob Williams

Codie Eash

⁠www.seminaryridgemuseum.org

Gettysburg is known as one of the most haunted places in the world. When you visit, you can hear experts tell the stories while standing in the locations that inspired them.

You can take your experience to the next level by going out late at night and using special paranormal tools to do your own investigations and communicate with the ghosts.

In this episodes, you hear about 5 great operators in Gettysburg that will send a chill down your spine.

⁠Explore ways to get a chill in Gettysburg with these iconic locations.

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Experiences featured in episode may change.

Please visit operator websites below for current information and availability.

⁠After Dark Investigations⁠

⁠Civil War Ghosts⁠

⁠Farnsworth House Ghost Tours⁠

⁠Gettysburg Ghosts and Paranormal Association⁠

⁠Ghost City Tours⁠

⁠Ghostly Images of Gettysburg⁠

Have some extra time on your visit to Gettysburg and Adams County? Consider visiting our friends at the nearby Carlisle Events. They are home to several automotive hobby events throughout the year and include collector car auctions.

Events have evolved from “cars in a field” to destination activities for individuals and families from around the world.

Guest:

Mike Garland, Public Relations Manager for Carlisle Events

Info:

www.CarlisleEvents.com