プリンスウィリアム郡の天然記念物・トップ4

Here, you can imagine the Civil War in pictures – US history at your fingertips. The magnificent views make these fields worth seeing not only for their scenic beauty but also for their historical significance.

There is a tiny spur trail here off of the main Quantico Cascades Trail that leads down to a small overlook of the creek. There are some rapids that vary in size depending on recent rains, and you can expect it to be a peaceful spot just a little up the river from the Camp Four Lake Dam.

There is a really popular loop trail that crosses over the grassy summit of Matthews Hill. There is an old cannon and a lookout area at the summit that offers great views of the park and other memorials.

Buck Hill sits to the right of the Stone House, and provides an informative vantage point, offering insights into the layout of the historic crossroads and the central areas of both battlefields.

This historic battle site has lots of informational plaques and a very nice loop trail where you can follow the history of the First and Second Manassas in the American Civil War.

The Bull Run Mountains State Natural Area encompasses nearly 2,500 acres of forests, cliffs, ravines, valleys, and summits. There are miles of trails of varying difficulties, but most of the lower paths are smooth, packed dirt. You can create numerous loops by connecting the various trails on the property.

The Bull Run Mountains State Natural Area encompasses nearly 2,500 acres of forests, cliffs, ravines, valleys, and summits. There are miles of trails of varying difficulties, but most of the lower paths are smooth, packed dirt. You can create numerous loops by connecting the various trails on the property.

There is a really popular loop trail that crosses over the grassy summit of Matthews Hill. There is an old cannon and a lookout area at the summit that offers great views of the park and other memorials.