Walking Adventure Tours & Trips in East Coast USA

Walk America's historic trails from Independence National Historical Park in Philadelphia through the cobblestone streets of Annapolis to the National Mall in Washington DC. You'll trek through Fredericksburg Battlefield Visitor's Center, stroll the gardens at Monticello where Thomas Jefferson experimented with plants from around the world, and hike portions of Shenandoah National Park. See the grounds of Gettysburg Battlefield on a guided walking tour, wander through Pennsylvania Dutch country at Kitchen Kettle Village in Lancaster, and walk the historic encampment grounds at Valley Forge.

Walk Charleston's cobblestone streets from Rainbow Row to the Battery and check out the French Quarter and City Market on foot. Tour Boone Hall from 1681 and take a carriage through Beaufort's old homes, then see Savannah's 22 moss-covered squares by trolley and walk Jekyll Island's trails past old cottages.

Walk through 'America's most historic square mile' in Philadelphia visiting Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell, then stroll Annapolis's cobblestone streets past 18th-century houses to the US Naval Academy. Later, see the National Mall on foot past the Capitol Building and White House.

Walk Manhattan from Uptown to Lower Manhattan seeing Wall Street, Rockefeller Center, and St Patrick's Cathedral, then check out the Liberty Bell at Independence National Park in Philadelphia and wander Georgetown's lively streets. Trek through Lancaster's Amish farmlands to see authentic 18th-century farm life.

Walk Charleston's cobblestone streets in the Historic District before heading to Boone Hall Plantation, one of America's oldest working plantations adorned with holiday decorations. Stroll through Savannah's moss-draped squares on foot or tour the Mercer Williams House from Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil. Take a 3-mile driving tour through James Island County Park illuminated with over 500,000 lights.

Head to Brooklyn's North Williamsburg and Domino Park waterfront where you can see all three Brooklyn-Manhattan bridges from the esplanade. Walk through the Lower East Side's historic tenement buildings before grabbing drinks at a Prohibition-era speakeasy pub, then finish with Top of the Rock for panoramic views.

Walk through St. Augustine's historic streets, America's oldest European-founded city from 1565, where you'll see the colonial Spanish Quarter along St. George Street and the massive 17th-century Castillo de San Marco fortress on the waterfront. Glide across Everglades National Park on an airboat spotting alligators.