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National Mall Independence Day Celebration
Directions

ACCESS POINTS
 

National Mall and Memorial Parks Access Points:


• West entrance, or George Washington Memorial Parkway side of Arlington Memorial Bridge;

• Parkway Drive, NW, at Lincoln Memorial Circle;

• Constitution Avenue and 23rd Street, NW;

• Constitution Avenue and 17th Street, NW;

• Constitution Avenue between 14th and 15th Streets, NW;

• Independence Avenue and 14th Street, SW;  

• West side of 14th Street, at Jefferson Drive, SW;

• West side of 14th Street, at Madison Drive, NW;

• Maine Avenue and Raoul Wallenberg Place, SW (i.e. formerly 15th Street);

• East Basin Drive, SW, just south of the Thomas Jefferson Memorial (visitors will not be able to access the National Mall from this access point); and

• East Basin Drive, SW, at Inlet Bridge.  


 
George Washington Memorial Parkway Access Points: 
 

• U.S. Marine Corps War Memorial and Netherlands Carillon (no access to National Mall);

• Memorial Circle (access to National Mall via Arlington Memorial Bridge limited to pedestrians only);

• Columbia Island/Lyndon Baines Johnson Memorial Grove (no access to Potomac Riverfront or National Mall);

• Gravelly Point, north of Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (no access to National Mall); 

• Washington Sailing Marina at Daingerfield Island (no access to National Mall). 

Trail Length  

Did You Know?
The total length of the Appalachian Trail is more than 2,175 miles. The Trail was designed, constructed, and marked in the 1920's and 1930's by volunteer hiking clubs brought together by the volunteer-based, nonprofit Appalachian Trail Conservancy (ATC).

Last Updated: July 01, 2009 at 20:16 EST