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Valley Forge National Historical Park
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There are a variety of outdoor activities as well as guided tours and interpretive programs throughout the year. Valley Forge Park contains over 28 miles of authorized trail that are popular for hiking, biking and horseback riding. Picnicing, bird watching, and cross-country skiing are other popular activities.

Interpretive and education programs are available throughout the year. Check out what's going on Today at Valley Forge, and be sure to see our Schedule of Events page to see if something special is happening the day you will be here.

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The huts used by Washington's guard, framed by falling snow.

Did You Know?
Valley Forge was the third of the eight American winter encampments during the Revolutionary War. It is the best known of the eight, however, because it is remembered as the birthplace of the Continental Army.

Last Updated: January 19, 2012 at 08:07 MST