Gettysburg - Riders will enjoy a haunted hayride though the farm and stop at the haunted pond and use ghost hunting equipment and roast a marshmallow or 2. Hear stories you will never hear anywhere else

• Ghost hunting equipment
• Snacks
• Tour Guide

• Gratuity

During this hour-long adventure, guests will hear their hostess share tales of Union wagon trains that once stretched for miles along Baltimore Pike. They will explore the haunted pond located below “the Lost Avenue,” also known by historians as “Neill Avenue.” General Neill’s brigade occupied these woods until July 5th, 1863, with the mission to guard the right flank of the Union Army and, most importantly, protect Baltimore Pike. For the soldiers stationed here, the Lost Avenue was synonymous with snipers lurking in the shadows, skirmishes in the woods, and intense gunfire from the woods, fields, and behind stone walls, which resulted in more than 20 Union soldiers being killed or wounded. During the haunted farm tour, participants are encouraged to use ghost hunting equipment, toast marshmallows, and experience the untouched landscape where soldiers once roamed. Please note that there are steps to access the hay wagon, and it is not wheelchair accessible.

• The total duration includes the travel time.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.