Little Round Top

Little Round Top Rehabilitation Project

Little Round Top reopened to the public on June 24, 2024.

The rehabilitation of Little Round Top addressed overwhelmed parking areas, poor accessibility and related safety hazards, significant erosion, and degraded vegetation. The scope of the project reestablished, preserved, and protects the features that make up this segment of the battlefield landscape. This project enhances the visitor experience with improved interpretive signage, new accessible trail alignments, and gathering areas. These improvements allow visitors to better immerse themselves into the historic landscape that is essential to understanding the three-day Battle of Gettysburg.

 

Duration:

2 minutes, 26 seconds

This short video describes the Little Round Top rehabilitation project that will improve the cultural and natural landscape, provide better safety and accessibility, and enhance the visitor experience with new interpretive signage and trail alignments.

 

Learn more about this project

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  Frequently Asked Questions

  You have questions about the Little Round Top rehabilitation project. Many of your answers can be found here.

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  NEW Little Round Top Area Map

  This new map of the Little Round Top area will help you plan where to park and try new trailheads to explore more of the area.

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  Photo Albums

  View the progress of the rehabilitation of Little Round Top.

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  Videos of Rehabilitation Project

  Videos of the project can be found here.

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  Then and Now

  Use the slider to show what Little Round Top looked like over 150 years ago compared to what it looks like today!

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  Native Plants on Little Round Top

  Explore the native trees, flower plants, and grasses planted as part of the Little Round Top Rehabilitation Project.

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  History of Little Round Top

  Cultural Landscape Report

  The Little Round Top Cultural Landscape Report, Treatment & Management Plan provides a full framework for the significance of the hill.