Army Heritage Trail at USAHEC
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The one-mile Army Heritage Trail is a self-guided, outdoor interactive trail loop, highlighted by a Huey helicopter and M-18 Tank Destroyer (nicknamed the "Hellcat") perched alongside Interstate 81. Walk along the trail, which interprets the history of the U.S. Army and discover full-scale exhibits from the French & Indian War era through current operations, and a memorial garden.
Visit the Visitor Education Center, Visitor Information Desk and Book & Gift Shop inside the U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center (USAHEC) before you leave. Admission is free for the trail and the USAHEC.
Hiking, Biking and Walking: The Army Heritage Trail is flat, made of cinder and the perfect place to spend a relaxing and educational day.
Events: USAHEC hosts Army Heritage Days each May, a weekend-long living history event spread out along the one-mile trail.
Learn more about other Hiking & History opportunities in Cumberland Valley.
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- Hours: Open dawn to dusk daily; exhibits on the trail are open during business hours, weather permitting
- Months Open: Year-round
- Notes: The trail is open dawn to dusk everyday; exhibits on the trail are open during normal business hours (Tues-Sat 9am-5pm; Sun 11am-5pm), weather permitting.
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- Group Reservations Required:
- Maximum # of People for Tour: 50
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- Tour Length: varies
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