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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.

The Angle is a monument on a Gettysburg battlefield that includes the 1863 Copse of Trees. One of the battles that took place on this field became known as the Battle of Gettysburg.

Virginia State Monument is the first Southern state monument placed on the Gettysburg battlefield. It was a controversial monument and heavily debated by surviving Civil War veterans.

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.

Gettysburg Battlefield Historic District has over 1,000 historic structures and 315 buildings. The Battle of Gettysburg was one of the bloodiest fights during the Civil War, with 51,000 casualties. Lots of walking and cycle trails lead through the park. You can pick up an audioguide at the visitor center to learn more as you go.

Jennie Wade was the only civilian to be killed during the Battle of Gettysburg – shot by a stray bullet as she was kneading dough. Her house is now a museum, furnished with original furniture found in the attic. The museum is open from 9am to 5pm daily (although closed on Wednesdays). Admission is paid.

Virgina troops fought on the southern side.

Tennessee troops fought on the southern side.