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Nash Farm Hike at Harpers Ferry National Park – NOV 6

October, 2021 Tagged With: bolivar, Certified Guide Tours, civil war, harpers ferry national park, Harpers Ferry Park Association, hiking, nash farm

A scenic view of the mountains in harpers ferry national park.

The Harpers Ferry Park Association’s upcoming “Trails Less Traveled” hike features a 2.5 mile walk from Bolivar Heights to the Nash Farm inside Harpers Ferry National Park. The Nash Farm is a hidden gem of the park and a stroll through the property transports visitors to a site that has served as a way station for Union troops during the Civil War as well as a brewery and dairy farm. The walk will also pass paw paw groves and historic homes along Prospect Street and attendees will be sure to learn something new from hike leader Chris Craig, a Certified Tour Guide in Harpers Ferry.

November 6 (Sat), 10:00 – 11:30 am, meet at Bolivar Heights parking area. $10 (pre-registration required). For more information or to register for the hike, visit Harpersferryhistory.org.

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