Posted in West Virginia
November 07, 2020
Plan A Trip To Harpers Ferry, One Of West Virginia’s Most Charming Historic Towns
If you’re in West Virginia and looking for a lovely way to spend the day or weekend, head to Harpers Ferry in Jefferson County. This historic town is situated right along where the Shenandoah and Potamic rivers meet. This hidden treasure is also a part of Harpers Ferry National Historical Park and great to visit any time of year!
To reach Harpers Ferry, take US Route 340. Specific directions can be found here.
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The town's neighboring counties are in Maryland and Virginia.
Part of the train experience is going through the tunnel!
While Harpers Ferry is great to visit any time of year, autumn is a popular time to come and enjoy the foliage.
Check out St. Peter's Catholic Church, the courtyard, and nearby buildings during your visit.
John Brown used this firehouse as his barracks during the uprising he led.
Sunset over Harpers Ferry in the winter.
With so much to do, Harpers Ferry really is a great destination to enjoy history, hiking, and photography. Click here to learn more and to plan your outing to this charming and historic town in West Virginia.
Address: 39.3254° , 77.7389° W
