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North Anna and Cold Harbor: The Overland Campaign Part 2

North Anna and Cold Harbor: The Overland Campaign Part 2

8 hour(s)
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Ruther Glen, United States

Explore the North Anna and Cold Harbor battlefields

Trace the final clashes of the Overland Campaign

Follow both armies on their path to the crossroads

Travel with a local battlefield guide in your vehicle

Make several stops for photos and a closer look

Enjoy a private and comprehensive battlefield tour experience

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Step back in time on a comprehensive full day journey through the final, brutal stages of the Overland Campaign. This immersive tour explores the pivotal battlefields of North Anna and Cold Harbor near Ruther Glen. You will trace the determined paths of both Union and Confederate armies as they maneuvered and clashed in the dense Virginia landscape. This is the story of the last major engagements before General Ulysses S. Grant made his audacious move to cross the James River, a decision that would change the course of the Civil War. Your exploration is led by an expert local guide who brings the complex strategies and human stories of these hallowed grounds to life. We will follow the armies from the formidable defenses along the North Anna River to the infamous crossroads at Cold Harbor. Throughout the day, we will make several stops at significant sites. These pauses offer the perfect opportunity to step out, walk the preserved earthworks, and gain a deeper appreciation for the terrain that shaped the battles. You can capture memorable photographs and fully absorb the atmosphere of these historic locations. This dedicated tour offers a complete narrative, connecting the strategic decisions with the soldiers experiences on the ground. By the end of your day, you will have a profound understanding of the Overland Campaign’s dramatic conclusion and the immense challenges faced by the men who fought here. It is an unforgettable way to experience a crucial chapter of American history, moving beyond a simple visit to a deep and personal connection with the past.

Local battlefield guide

Meals and drinks

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Gratuities

Comfortable walking shoes

Water and snacks

Weather appropriate jacket

Sunscreen and hat

Camera or smartphone

Travelers with Limited mobility impairments
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Groups of friends
Families with children
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Culture and history enthusiasts

Guests must provide their own vehicle for the guide to join

This tour involves light walking at several battlefield stops during the day

Please wear comfortable walking shoes and dress appropriately for the weather

Be prepared for a full eight hour day including a lunch break

Maximum 6 people can join

Confirmation will be received at time of booking

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Activity Provider: Battlefield Tours of Virginia

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North Anna and Cold Harbor: The Overland Campaign Part 2
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North Anna and Cold Harbor: The Overland Campaign Part 2

Our journey following the 1864 Overland Campaign continues near Mechanicsville, Virginia, where the brutal war of attrition between Grant and Lee reached a grim crescendo. First, we explored the North Anna Battlefield. It’s a fascinating, less-crowded site where you can walk the remarkably preserved earthworks of Lee’s brilliant “inverted V” defensive line—a tactical masterpiec...