Harpers Ferry National Historical Park

Travelers visiting Harpers Ferry discover one of the most scenic and historically significant destinations in the Mid-Atlantic. Located at the confluence of the Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers, the town is framed by rolling mountains, wooded hills, and river views. Explore the historic Lower Town, where cobblestone streets and preserved 18th- and 19th-century buildings create the feeling of an open-air museum. Visit former armory sites, historic churches, museums, and storefronts that highlight Harpers Ferry’s role in early American industry, the Civil War, John Brown’s raid, and the Underground Railroad. Enjoy panoramic views from scenic overlooks such as Jefferson Rock, offering sweeping vistas across West Virginia, Maryland, and Virginia—especially beautiful during spring and fall. Free time allows travelers to browse local shops, relax at cafés, stroll along the river, and capture memorable photos. This experience blends history, natural beauty, and small-town charm.

Bolivar Heights Battlefield

Step into Civil War history at this scenic overlook. Learn how Union and Confederate troops fought for control of this vital ridge and enjoy sweeping valley views.