From Lincoln Square, follow Springs Avenue four blocks, climbing Seminary Ridge, to the intersection with Confederate Avenue\/Seminary Ridge. Turn left, and after crossing Route 116, continue about two miles south on West Confederate Avenue, which borders the western edge of the battlefield. In addition to monuments, there is an observation tower from which to view the Union line. Turn right onto Millerstown Road (which becomes Pumping Station Road), passing the Eisenhower National Historic Site on the left\u2014tours of the Eisenhower Farm depart from the battlefield visitor center. Just after crossing Marsh Creek, turn left onto Scotts Road and go about two hundred yards to the bridge parking area.<\/p>\n
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The Journey begins at a covered bridge and visits a stop on the Underground Railroad. There are breathtaking views of Adams County\u2019s Orchard Belt nestled below South Mountain, and a stop at one of the Journey\u2019s architectural wonders, the Historic Round Barn and Farm Market in Cashtown. While on the way, you can stop at a scenic winery and follow A.P. Hill\u2019s steps along Old Route 30 to the front porch (or the pub) of the Cashtown Inn.<\/p>\n
From Lincoln Square, follow Springs Avenue four blocks, climbing Seminary Ridge, to the intersection with Confederate Avenue\/Seminary Ridge. Turn left, and after crossing Route 116, continue about two miles south on West Confederate Avenue, which borders the western edge of the battlefield. In addition to monuments, there is an observation tower from which to view […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":17,"featured_media":0,"parent":1928,"menu_order":28,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","template":"page-template\/itinerary-page.php","meta":[],"yoast_head":"\n