프린스 윌리엄 카운티 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Part of the entire battlefield in Manassas

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.

The house was open during the week, demonstrating two rooms furnished as a 19th-century tavern, and a staff member or volunteer was happy to answer questions. It's located directly on the main street and has parking right next to it. Please stop by.

If you don’t want to get your feet wet, cross the stream at this bridge.

The Second Bull Run Monument, also known as the Groveton Monument, was constructed to commemorate the Union soldiers who died during the Second Battle of Manassas.

This is the intersection of the First and Second Manassas Trail and the Brawner Trail. There is a parking lot at the trailhead, but no other amenities.

This historic double-arched bridge marks the eastern trailhead for Manassas National Battlefield. There is a rocky beach that takes you down to the water.

The Stone House, positioned at the crossroads of the historic Warrenton Turnpike and Manassas-Sudley Road, played witness to pivotal moments during the First and Second Manassas battles. The house is open seasonally, and it is cool to explore it and its historical significance.