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10 Things to do in Gettysburg this Winter

January 14, 2020

January 19, 2021

Gettysburg, Pa., is an incredible year-round travel destination. Not only is the area ... Read This Story

Twelve Ways to Get in the Holiday Spirit in Gettysburg

November 27, 2019

January 14, 2021

The holiday season is here, and if you are hoping to ... Read This Story

My Gettysburg Address

November 13, 2019

November 16, 2020

On Nov. 19, 1863, Abraham Lincoln delivered 272 words that not only helped dedicate Gettysburg’s Soldiers’ National Cemetery, ... Read This Story

Once In A Lifetime Experiences In Gettysburg

August 29, 2019

December 22, 2020

Maybe you’ve been to Gettysburg a dozen times, and you’re looking for new experiences. ... Read This Story

11 Experiences To Have This Spring In Gettysburg

March 21, 2019

March 2, 2021

Spring is officially here, and we couldn’t be more excited about it being ... Read This Story

Pizza Night in Gettysburg

February 21, 2019

What better way to spend the day than with a cheesy pizza pie shared with friends and family in historic Gettysburg, Pennsylvania? Gettysburg is quickly becoming known as a culinary destination – and whether you like a fancier pie, or something more traditional, we have you covered! Here are our recommendations for the best places for pizza night!

A favorite by many locals and visitors alike, Tommy’s Pizza has mastered the recipe for a perfect pizza. The dough is the best combination of crispy and doughy, the sauce is hearty and flavorful and the cheese bubbles over the crust ... Read This Story

Things to Do for Under $20 in Gettysburg

January 30, 2019

We know that vacations can get expensive. After adding up all the costs, something that is supposed to be relaxing can turn into a stressor. The good news is, you don’t have to break your budget to vacation in Gettysburg. From history to the paranormal and family-friendly attractions to a trail of adult beverages, we’ve compiled a list of things to do for under $20 (per person) in Gettysburg!

We have museums for all ages and interests here in Gettysburg – and the good news is that they won’t break the bank! Many people like to begin their trip with a ... Read This Story

Comfort Foods to Try in Gettysburg

December 20, 2018

January 19, 2021

Sometimes in life, you want fresh and healthy food, and sometimes you want straight up ... Read This Story

Take a Walk in President Lincoln’s Gettysburg Footsteps

October 25, 2018

On November 19, 1863, President Abraham Lincoln delivered a 272-word speech to dedicate a new National Cemetery in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, the site of the three day Battle of Gettysburg. Although both his time in Gettysburg and the speech that he made were brief, his words have echoed throughout history and his Gettysburg Address has become one of the most recognized and well-known speeches in American history. Today, you can not only witness Lincoln’s impact throughout the town of Gettysburg, you can actually walk in his footsteps. Check out these five locations to walk in Abraham Lincoln’s Gettysburg footsteps!

A Slice of Adams County

October 18, 2018

January 19, 2021

If Adams County had a signature dessert, it would be pie. If you want to eat ... Read This Story

Road Cycling in Adams County

September 20, 2018

If you are into road cycling and haven’t been to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania to ride – here is your invitation. The area offers not only incredible historical experiences and exciting culinary and craft beverage scenes, it also boasts some fantastic road cycling opportunities. Aside from the very bikeable Gettysburg National Military Park, there are endless country roads surrounding the town of Gettysburg that provide stunning scenery and fun cycling. While the route possibilities are seemingly endless, here are three routes to get you inspired for your Gettysburg road cycling adventure. Each route below includes a map, cue sheet, description of the ... Read This Story

Walk in General Eisenhower’s Footsteps – 5 Spots to Visit in Gettysburg

September 13, 2018

General Dwight D. Eisenhower was a resident of Gettysburg not only during his later years, but also early in his military career as the commander of Camp Colt, a tank training camp on the fields of Pickett’s Charge, during World War I. During both of those experiences, Eisenhower could be found throughout the town and the battlefields in service of his country as well as his family. The homes where he lived, buildings where he worked and battlefields he lead through can all be seen today across the town. Lace up your boots and visit these 5 places where you ... Read This Story

10 “Instagrammable” Spots in Gettysburg

August 22, 2018

With it’s remarkable history, gorgeous countryside views and spunky personality, the town of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania is full of photo opportunities to remember your travels and make your friends jealous of the adventures you took! Take a look at our list of these perfect “Instagrammable” spots in Gettysburg.

Little Round Top offers a stunning view of a picturesque portion of Gettysburg National Military Park. It’s also the site of the General Warren monument, a favorite among many. Take a selfie with these breathtaking views in the background for a still capture of your Gettysburg memories or grab a shot ... Read This Story

Making the Most of Gettysburg in a Day

July 10, 2018

January 19, 2021

For most travelers, Gettysburg is a place that takes at least a few ... Read This Story

Which Adams County craft beverage are you?

May 9, 2018

There’s nothing quite like a perfectly poured craft beer, the first glass of wine out of a freshly corked bottle, a spirit aged to perfection, or the bubbles of a sparkling cider hitting your palate just right.

Rooted in the heart of Pennsylvania’s Fruit Belt, Adams County is home to more than 20,000 acres of apple trees, making it an ideal location for growing not only 100 varieties of apples, but peaches, grapes, hops and more. Tucked among the farm markets, orchards and vineyards is a growing number of wineries, cideries, breweries and distilleries.

Experience the variety of craft beverages that our ... Read This Story

Pick-Your-Own Paradise

May 3, 2018

March 4, 2021

Adams County, Pennsylvania is the fruit belt, technically we are part of it, but once you have made a ... Read This Story

Seven Great Gettysburg Battlefield Hikes & Walks

April 5, 2018

November 16, 2020

There is an abundance of ways to tour Gettysburg National Military Park. Each place ... Read This Story

How well do you know Gettysburg’s women’s history?

February 28, 2018

February 22, 2021

The women of Gettysburg endured quite a few hardships during the summer of ... Read This Story

Our Gettysburg Wedding

February 22, 2018

Have you ever planned a wedding? Even if you haven’t…I’m sure you’re aware of how challenging and stressful it can sometimes be. Who do I invite, what will I wear, what will we eat, what will we dance to, what kind of cake will we eat, what kind of flowers do I want and perhaps the most difficult of all…where will it be?

Sometimes, answering that last question doesn’t have to be so difficult. For my husband, Jason, and I, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania was the obvious answer. It just clicked. We both previously worked for the National Park Service and had long ... Read This Story

10 Travel Tips for Your Vacation to Gettysburg

January 25, 2018

Your first trip to Gettysburg can often be full of questions… Where do I start? How long should I stay? Where should I eat? Gettysburg has so much to offer, and it can often be difficult to plan your trip if you haven’t traveled here before, or you haven’t visited since that 7th grade field trip you took when you were in school.

Destination Gettysburg is here to help! We asked our veteran Gettysburg visitors for their best Gettysburg travel advice. Check out their travel tips and suggestions.

1. “Start at the Gettysburg National Military Park Museum and Visitor Center. Explore the ... Read This Story

Don’t Miss these 10 Sunset Views in Gettysburg

November 2, 2017

February 23, 2021

Anyone who has been to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania will tell you that the sunsets ... Read This Story

An Authentic Adams County Autumn Date

October 6, 2017

March 4, 2021

There is something about autumn that brings romance to the air. Maybe it’s cozy campfires, ... Read This Story

Seven Secrets of the Gettysburg Battlefield

September 29, 2017

November 16, 2020

By Carl Whitehill – In my 10 years in Gettysburg, I’ve met some amazing folks ... Read This Story

Historic Dining in Gettysburg

September 8, 2017

March 4, 2021

The history of Gettysburg is undoubtedly one of the biggest draws to the area. It can be ... Read This Story

Homeschool Field Trip to Gettysburg: 7 Spots You Don’t Want to Miss

August 24, 2017

March 4, 2021

It’s that time of year again when school starts ... Read This Story

Fifteen Places Every History Buff Should Visit in Gettysburg

August 3, 2017

History is certainly everywhere in Gettysburg – through the streets, inside the buildings around town and out into the farm fields where war broke out more than 154 years ago. As one of the most visited historic destinations in America, Gettysburg attracts visitors from around the world to learn, to reflect and to remember those tragic three days in 1863.

But Gettysburg’s history doesn’t begin or end with the American Civil War. Today, the town remembers history of several eras – some that pre-date the epic battle, and others more modern.

At the same time, history buffs clamor to learn more, to ... Read This Story

10 Must-Dos on Your First Visit to Gettysburg

July 14, 2017

January 14, 2021

So you’re planning your first trip to Gettysburg, where do you start? With ... Read This Story

Top Patriotic Experiences in Gettysburg

June 29, 2017

March 4, 2021

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania has often been described as one of the most patriotic places in the country. ... Read This Story

Where to Tune into Live Music in Gettysburg

June 21, 2017

March 4, 2021

How can you make a beautiful evening in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania even better? Add ... Read This Story

10 Places for Outdoor Dining in Gettysburg

May 24, 2017

January 14, 2021

In Gettysburg, one of the perks of a beautiful sunny day is being able ... Read This Story

10 Ways you know you’re from Adams County

May 3, 2017

If you’re from Adams County, Pennsylvania, or have lived here for most of your life, there are a few things that you know to be true. We love our farmlands, we love our history and we love our heritage. Check out our list of ways you know you were born and raised in Adams County.

Cherries, peaches, apricots, plums and of course, apples, are abundant in Adams County. Spring officially arrives when each blossom has bloomed. If you happen to be from the northern parts of Adams County, you can tell what ... Read This Story

Top Five Spots for Vegetarian Dining in Gettysburg

April 10, 2017

March 2, 2021

Going out to eat as a vegetarian can sometimes be a bit stressful, ... Read This Story

Top 10 Places for Springtime Blossoms in Adams County

March 23, 2017

March 2, 2021

There is something to love about every season in Adams County, Pa., ... Read This Story

Nine Places to Grab a Round after a Round in Gettysburg

March 16, 2017

Scoring a great brew and a burger after a round of golf is just as important as nailing that birdie on the 18th hole.

The Gettysburg region isn’t just home to some great golf courses, but incredible restaurants that are the perfect way to cap off a day with the clubs. We know that golfers want good food, but not always fancy, and a great selection of drinks to celebrate – or forget – their day out on the course.

With that in mind, we’ve compiled a short list – in the spirit of golf, we went with nine – of just ... Read This Story

Family-Friendly Attractions in Gettysburg

March 2, 2017

February 12, 2021

Families from around the country love Gettysburg and Adams County not just because it offers a one-of-a-kind ... Read This Story

Ten Great Gettysburg Dates!

February 2, 2017

February 9, 2021

If you’re tired of staying in and watching Netflix, sweep your significant other off their feet with ... Read This Story

5 Ideas for a Girls’ Night Out in Gettysburg

December 8, 2016

February 9, 2021

Sometimes life can get a little hectic and you just need a ... Read This Story

Celebrate Autumn in Gettysburg: Five Flavorful Fall Drinks

October 6, 2016

By Jess Clevenger – Fall is officially here and there are signs of it everywhere in Gettysburg, Pa. The days and nights are crisper and cooler, the leaves are just beginning to turn, there is that “fall smell” in the air and seasonal specials are being featured at all of our favorite restaurants and shops.

For when you’re looking to unwind after a long day, relax with friends on the weekend, or if you just want to try something new and different, we’ve got a round-up of Gettysburg’s must-try fall cocktails and drinks. There’s nothing better than the warm, rich flavors ... Read This Story

Top 10 Things to be Excited for in Gettysburg this Fall

September 22, 2016

By Paige Neidig – There is something about autumn that awakens the senses! We gaze upon the beauty of vibrant and colorful leaves falling from the trees, smell a campfire on a crisp fall night, hear leaves crunch beneath our feet as we walk, taste freshly baked pies of the apple and pumpkin variety and feel the warmth of a cozy sweater wrapped close around us during these fall days and nights. In Gettysburg, these 10 things will give you all of the fall feels!

1. Fall Foliage

Gettysburg is beautiful any time of year. However, take a carriage ride on the ... Read This Story

Nine Ways to Experience Gettysburg for Free

August 25, 2016

January 11, 2021

Gettysburg has always been known as an affordable destination. With inexpensive lodging, dining and ... Read This Story