Maryland Heights via Naval Battery and Overlook Cliff Trail in Harpers Ferry National Historical Park
The hike to Maryland Heights via the Naval Battery and Overlook Cliff Trail offers a delightful blend of breathtaking views and rich history. As you ascend, you’ll encounter remnants of Civil War fortifications, which serve as a poignant reminder of the area’s past, while the stunning panoramas of the Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers unfolding before you are simply awe-inspiring. This trail invites you to connect with nature and history in a truly memorable way, making it a must-visit for anyone looking to explore the beauty of Harpers Ferry. #Hiking #River #Forest #Nature
- Distance: 6.8 Km
- Elevation gain: 357 m
- Maximum elevation: 295 m
- Elevation loss: 356 m
- Minimum elevation: 75 m
- Moving time: 1 h 50 m
- Moving speed: 3.7 Km/h
- Maximum speed: 7.3 Km/h
- Total time: 2 h 3 m
- Global speed: 3.3 Km/h
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Coordinates: 39.32326 -77.73327 39.33341 -77.72334
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Maryland Heights Loop Trail in Harpers Ferry National Historical Park
United States > West Virginia > Jefferson County > Harpers Ferry
The Maryland Heights Loop in Harpers Ferry National Historical Park offers hikers a rewarding journey through rich Civil War history and breathtaking natural vistas. As you ascend the trail, remnants of military fortifications like the Naval Battery and the Stone Fort provide a tangible connection to the past.…
Distance: 10.0 Km • Elevation gain: 500 m • Maximum elevation: 440 m
Maryland Heights Loop via Stone Fort Trail in Harpers Ferry National Historical Park
United States > West Virginia > Jefferson County > Harpers Ferry
The Maryland Heights Loop offers a truly delightful hiking experience. As you ascend, you're treated to breathtaking views of the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers, framed by the lush colors of nature. The trail, rich in Civil War history, meanders past the remnants of the historic Stone Fort, inviting you to…
Distance: 10.0 Km • Elevation gain: 508 m • Maximum elevation: 440 m