Last updated: January 30, 2025
Thing to Do
Attend a GEWA Ranger Program
NPS/Jonathan Malriat
Ranger-guided programs give visitors an in-depth look into the stories of the park and the people that have lived on the land for generations.
Programs are conducted rain or shine, with most of the program being outdoors.
All regulary scheduled programs are free and no reservations or tickets needed.
To attend a program, stop by the visitor center. Most tours will start on the lower deck of the visitor center overlooking Pope's Creek.
Program Schedule
Programs are offered year-round, Wednesday through Sunday. Programs are offered at 11:00 am and 2:00pm, with additional times added when staffing allows. For an up to date program schedule, stop by the visitor center front desk or give us a call at 804-224-1732 ext 227.Planning on attending a program?
Programs are typically 45 minutes to 1 hour long and cover less than a half mile of walking. The trail is primarily crushed gravel. If you have accessibility needs or concerns, please check with a ranger at the front desk to see what acccomodations are available.Programs are conducted rain or shine, with most of the program being outdoors.
All regulary scheduled programs are free and no reservations or tickets needed.
To attend a program, stop by the visitor center. Most tours will start on the lower deck of the visitor center overlooking Pope's Creek.
Details
Duration
45-60 Minutes
Activity
Guided Tours
A short half mile guided walking tour with a ranger that should last 45 minutes to 1 hour.
Age(s)
All ages are welcome on our ranger programs, but be aware that the trail is a crushed gravel trail that may not be conducive to some visitors.
Pets Allowed
No
Pets are not allowed in the commemorative area of the park in which the tour takes place. Pets are allowed in other areas of the park.
Activity Fee
No
Entrance fees may apply, see Fees & Passes information.
Location
Visitor Center
Meet the park ranger at the visitor center
Reservations
No
Season
Year Round
Time of Day
Day
Accessibility Information
The trail that is utilized for the walking tour is crushed gravel with a short 20ft rise in elevation. The wheelchair lift at the museum is currently not functioning so to access the museum does require traversing 5 steps. See our website for more accessibility information