Maryland Civil War Trails

Your ultimate travel guide and planning tool for Maryland’s Civil War Trails!

Maryland Civil War Trails are the best way to discover the people, places and stories that were part of Maryland’s pivotal role in the Civil War, especially significant places, such as Antietam Battlefield. This app will help you find your way to more than 225 authentic sites, museums and battlefields, while at the same time providing information on events, what to see and do and where to stay and dine.

After your download, you will enjoy:

• Zoomable GPS maps that indicate your current location and the point(s) of interest that you are seeking.

• Full color photo and background information about 225 Civil War-related sites in Maryland.

• Civil War sites are grouped into eight driving tours or collections.

The Antietam Campaign: Lee Invades Maryland

Gettysburg: Invasion & Retreat

John Wilkes Booth: Escape of an Assassin

Baltimore: A House Divided

Baltimore Riot Trail

Attack on Washington: The Last Invasion

Lincoln Collection

Cities and Towns of the Civil War

• Profiles of attractions, accommodations, restaurants and events in the areas that you are exploring so you don’t miss anything on your adventure in Maryland.

The FREE Maryland Civil War Trails app was created to be your Civil War Trails ultimate travel planning tool, so that you can enjoy the history that Maryland has to offer! Whether you’re driving to a battlefield, such as Antietam, Gettysburg or Monocacy, overnighting in a charming town or big city and even planning from home, this app has an easy-to-use interface that will guide you to discover the beauty of Maryland’s Civil War Trails.

These driving tours feature sites from the war’s first days, with bloodshed in Baltimore, the fateful events that precipitated the Battle of Antietam, precarious troop movements to and from Gettysburg the devastation Maryland citizens felt in their wake, and the attack on Washington ordered by Confederate General Robert E. Lee late in the war. Finally, the aftermath of President Lincoln’s assassination and the pursuit of John Wilkes Booth come alive on Maryland’s landscapes through using this app.

To enjoy your travel even more, visit www.visitmaryland.org or any Maryland Travel information Center for access to the complete series of Maryland Civil War Trail map-guides, the Maryland Scenic Byways Guidebook and Map and other fine publications