Ruins of St. John’s Church, abandoned in 1895, at Harpers Ferry National Historical Park.
Hey everybody! In case you haven’t heard, in celebration of Martin Luther King Day, admission to all National Parks is free on Monday! The waiver also includes National Monuments (like Tent Rocks), National Seashores (Assateague Island), and National Historical Places (like Harpers Ferry and Chaco Canyon).
Admission fees to individual parks usually run $15 and up and an America the Beautiful year-long pass is $80. I’ve bought a pass every year since college and I always get my money’s worth. Just last week, I met up with my friend Sarah for a hike at Harpers Ferry National Historical Park in West Virginia. Here are a few pix from our rainy hike on the AT, which runs right through the historic Civil War town.
I hope you all get out and see more of the World on Monday! Enjoy!
Ruins with a View
An AT white blaze marker in Harpers Ferry
View from the church steps. Those cliffs in the background are a famous climbing spot.
Sarah carrying Oliver on the footbridge across the Potomac River, heading North on the AT!
