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Valley Forge National Historical Park soldier cabins at Valley Forge © MJ Ticcino
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Valley Forge National Historical Park
Getting Around
 

Most visitors to Valley Forge Park travel by car, tour bus, or school bus. Nine of the park's most significant historical sites are outlined along a 10-mile driving tour loop called The Encampment Tour. An 8.7-mile paved multi-use trail parallels most of the driving tour and accomodates walkers, bike riders, and equestirans. During the summer season you can take advantage of our shuttle system, or you may like a guided tour of the park on the Trolley.

 
Trolley

Valley Forge Trolley Tour
 This 90-minute guided tour gives you the full story of the Valley Forge Encampment. Enjoy the expertise of a professional guide on an open-air trolley. Extended guided stops are made at Washington's Headquarters and Muhlenberg's Brigade.
Tickets available in the Encampment Store at the Visitor Center. Reserve them in advance, call 610-783-1074.

 
Shuttle Map

 

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The Schuylkill River on the summer sun.

Did You Know?
Valley Forge NHP is part of the Schuylkill River National & State Heritage Area, which stretches 128 miles from Philadelphia to Pottsville. The region is nationally significant for the roles that its people, places, and events played in the American, industrial, and environmental revolutions.
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Last Updated: February 08, 2012 at 07:36 MST