Top 5 nature & wildlife things to do in Gettysburg

1. Self-guided Gettysburg driving and walking tour bundle

Explore Gettysburg at your own pace with a self-guided driving and walking audio tour featuring GPS-triggered narration and historical insights.

“This tour is quite informative and I suggest visiting from Thursday to Sunday to experience most of the businesses.”— Melissa_M

2. Historic Soldiers Orphans Homestead tour in Gettysburg

Forty-five minutes guided tour — explore the Historic Soldiers Orphans Homestead, a former Civil War field hospital turned orphanage.

3. Gettysburg Haunted Spirits Tour

Two hours exploring Downtown Gettysburg — visit the old jail and church while hearing chilling ghost stories linked to the Civil War's dark history.

“Ron's guiding skills are fantastic. He is the best tour guide my family has had in a long time, fully engaging with the stories he tells. If possible, request him for your tour. I even took a photo with him, and he was more than happy to oblige. When I return to Gettysburg, I will definitely seek him out again. He deserves more than the five stars I can give!”— C5419JMbeckyr

4. Gettysburg Battlefield guided history bus tour

Two-hour guided bus tour across Gettysburg Battlefield, visiting key sites like Little Round Top and Devil's Den with insights from a National Park guide.

“A guided tour with an informed guide is always worthwhile, especially when they share such extensive knowledge about the Civil War.”— cathy c

5. Gettysburg Heritage Center admission with interactive exhibits

Two hours at the Gettysburg Heritage Center — explore the Battle of Gettysburg's impact through interactive displays, artifacts, and the Cellar Experience, plus a documentary film.

“The exhibits were outstanding, featuring impressive 3D images, and the films provided valuable information. It was both a highly enjoyable and educational experience.”— pattir682