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Valley Forge is a lush, 3,600-acre expanse of rolling hillsides dotted with flowering dogwood trees. Washington's original stone headquarters has been restored and furnished, and statues and monuments throughout the park remind visitors of our national heritage. Among them are the Memorial Arch; statues of General "Mad Anthony" Wayne and Baron Friedrich von Steuben; and the Monument to Patriots of African Descent.
  
 
VALLEY FORGE AREA
  

The focal point of Valley Forge attractions is the 3,600-acre Valley Forge National Historical Park. It was here that General George Washington forged his continental army into a fighting force in the winter of 1777-1778.

Recreational facilities in the park include designated picnic areas, a six-mile multi-use trail, ten miles of horse trails and a Valley Forge-to-Philadelphia bike path.
     
VALLEY FORGE GUIDED TROLLEY TOURS
 Enjoy a 90-minute guided tour of Valley Forge in a trolley!
Special Holiday Trolleys Nov 24 - Nov 26 and Dec 26 - Dec 30.
See Welcome Center staff for details or call (610) 783-7503.		   RANGER-LED WALKING TOUR
Join a ranger for a 40-minute guided walk who will explain the significance of Valley Forge and its impact on the American Revolution. Tours depart from the Welcome Center Theatre.
RANGER-LED BIKE TOUR
Join a ranger for a 90-minute biking tour. Tours depart from the lower Welcome Center parking area, next to bike rentals.		 CELL-PHONE TOURS
A new, unique way to tour the park. Follow cell phone signs throughout the Park. See Welcome Center staff for details, or dial (408) 794-2820.
VALLEY FORGE BIKE RENTALS
Hybrid bike rentals for adults and children. Located on the lower Welcome Center parking area.		 WASHINGTON'S HEADQUARTERS
Meet a ranger at Washington's headquarters to discuss day-to-day operations of the Continental army.
 
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