The Park has brochures that contain a narrative summary of the battle, directions to the battlefield, a suggested tour route of the battlefield and a map of the battlefield for the following battles:
* Cedar Mountain - August 9, 1862
* Kelly's Ford - Match 17, 1863
* Brandy Station - June 9, 1863
* Bristoe Station -October 14, 1863
* Rappahannock Station - November 7, 1863
* Mine Run Campaign - November 26 - December 1, 1863
* Todd's Tavern - May 7, 1864
* Yellow Tavern - May 11, 1864
* North Anna - May 23-26, 1864
* Battle of Trevilian Station -June 11-12, 1864 
These folders are available in the Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville visitor centers, Chatham Manor and the Jackson Shrine. The websites below contain additional information on battles in Virginia

* Battle of Kernstown - March 23, 1862
* Kernstown Battlefield Association - Group preserving and interpreting 1st and 2nd Battle of Kernstown
* Battle of McDowell - May 8, 1862
* Battle of McDowell - Another more detailed website.
* Battle of Front Royal - May 23, 1862
* Battle of Front Royal - A more detailed website
* Battle of 1st Winchester - May 25, 1862
* Battle of Cross Keys - June 8, 1862
* Battle of Port Republic - June 9, 1862 
* Battle of Cedar Mountain - August 9, 1862. Includes animated maps 
* Battle of 2nd Winchester - June 13-15, 1863
* Battle of New Market - May 15, 1864
* Battle of New Market - Great links to more information, maps, official reports
* Battle of Piedmont - June 5, 1864
* Battle of Piedmont - Another website.
* Battle of 2nd Kernstown - July 24, 1864
* Battle of 3rd Winchester - September 19, 1864
* Battle of Fisher's Hill - September 21-22, 1864
* Battle of Fisher's Hill - Another website with photos of battlefield
* Battle of Tom's Brook - October 9, 1864
* Battle of Tom's Brook - Another website with a map
* Battle of Cedar Creek - October 19, 1864. Detailed self guided tour.
* Virginia Civil War Trails
* Virginia Civil War Trails - Central Virginia* Virginia Civil War Trails - Northern Virginia
* Virginia Civil War Trails - Southside Virginia and Lee's Retreat to Appomattox
* Virginia Civil War Trails - Tidewater and Peninsula Campaign
* Virginia Civil War Trails - Shenandoah Valley and Mountains
* Virginia Civil War Trails - Shenandoah at War
* Fort Ward
* Pamplin Civil War Park - A superb battlefield park that preserves part of the Cone federate line attacked on April 2, 1865. There is also the National Museum of the Soldier and a historic house used by General Samuel McGowan as his headquarters.
* Study of Civil War Sites in the Shenandoah Valley