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This is a smooth, winding road through bucolic Maryland countryside. Great scenic alternative to riding on Route 97/Roxbury Mills Road,

This spot along Hardy Road has a scenic view of a rustic countryside.

This pretty little lake is actually a restored wetland, and also serves as the start of the Stream Trail. Keep an eye out for birds like great blue herons and belted kingfishers, and painted turtles basking during warm days.

West Confederate Avenue runs north to south along Seminary Ridge. It marks the order of battle for the Confederate troops that attacked Union lines at Gettysberg on July 2 and 3, 1863. To cycle down this beautiful tree-lined, narrow road with its monuments is to cycle through an important part of American history.

The North Carolina State Monument is a graphic memorial to the 32 Carolina regiments that saw action at the Battle of Gettysburg. Fifteen of them took part and suffered grievous losses in Pickett's charge on the union positions. Of the 14,147 men of the Carolina regiments at Gettysburg, over 6,000 of them ended up as casualties, in excess of 40% of the men involved.

This is a historic spot. The Virginia State Monument was put where Robert E. Lee watched Pickett's bloody charge being repulsed on July 3, 1863. At the time the monument was erected, its construction was fiercely debated by the surviving civil war veterans of the time. It is a famous moment in history and one of the most noteworthy locations in America.

Cycling along Millerstown Road in Gettysburg reveals captivating views of the historic battlefield. The scenic route features open fields and wooded areas, providing a glimpse into the iconic landscape where Civil War battles unfolded. Wildlife sightings may include deer and various bird species, enhancing the cycling experience with natural beauty.

Great view from the top of Culp's Hill on to Gettysburg. The climb to get up to the summit is not too strenuous, so it is definitely worth the effort to get the view from the top.