Walking Adventure Tours & Trips in Eastern USA

Charleston's cobblestone streets run from the French Quarter to the Battery, and you'll walk Boone Hall's grounds by Wampacheone Creek from 1681. Savannah's 22 moss-covered squares get covered on a trolley with local guides, then there's walking trails past 19th-century cottages and bike paths at Jekyll Island Club resort.

See Eastern USA's Revolutionary and Civil War heritage on foot through 10 cities including stops at the Air Mobility Command Museum in Dover, Delaware, and walking tours of Richmond's Historic District. You'll stroll through the Fredericksburg Battlefield Visitor's Center, walk the mountaintop estate of Monticello with its experimental botanical gardens, and trek the grounds of Valley Forge where Washington's army endured winter. Guided walks take you across Gettysburg Battlefield where Pickett's Charge unfolded, then you can wander Kitchen Kettle Village's Pennsylvania Dutch market and check out Manhattan's streets during your two-night extended stay.

Walk through Independence National Historical Park and the cobblestone streets of Annapolis, a colonial seaport on the Chesapeake Bay. A local guide takes you across Gettysburg Battlefield, then you'll stroll the National Mall in Washington DC past the Washington Monument and Lincoln Memorial.

Walk New York's busy streets from Times Square through the Village and Little Italy to Battery Park, then see the Lincoln Memorial, Korean War Memorial, and Vietnam Veterans Memorial along the National Mall in Washington D.C. Later, walk through Lancaster's peaceful Amish countryside to see traditional farms and buggies.

Learn about Gullah Geechee heritage at Pin Point Heritage Museum and see the Jekyll Island Historic Landmark District on a guided tram tour. Walk through Savannah's historic squares and hidden alleys, then visit Fort Sumter where the Civil War's first shots were fired. Stay at the exclusive Jekyll Island Club, once frequented by the Rockefellers and Vanderbilts, and enjoy a cooking demonstration dinner on River Street.

Walk across the landmark Brooklyn Bridge connecting Manhattan to trendy DUMBO, where you'll photograph the skyline from Brooklyn's waterfront promenade before returning via East River ferry. Check out the High Line elevated park in the Meatpacking District and stroll through the charming streets of Greenwich Village. Ride the New York Subway from Center Street to Times Square, seeing the city's underground network used by millions daily while visiting Saint Patrick's Cathedral and the historic Flatiron Building.