Hopewell Furnace Walking Tour

Join a park ranger to explore the historic buildings and landscape of Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site. Learn more about the site's history as an iron-making community and beyond, the people who lived and worked here, and how places like this shaped the nation.To......More

Join a park ranger to explore the historic buildings and landscape of Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site. Learn more about the site's history as an iron-making community and beyond, the people who lived and worked here, and how places like this shaped the nation.Tours start outside the Visitor Center and last approximately 45 minutes. The route will include uphill and downhill stretches, as well as uneven terrain. Restrooms and water fountains are located at the Visitor Center. This tour may be cancelled or modified in the event of inclement weather. For more information, call the Visitor Center at 610-582-8773.

Tours begin outside the Visitor Center.

Hopewell Furnace Walking Tour

Join a park ranger to explore the historic buildings and landscape of Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site. Learn more about the site's history as an iron-making community and beyond, the people who lived and worked here, and how places like this shaped the nation.To......More

Join a park ranger to explore the historic buildings and landscape of Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site. Learn more about the site's history as an iron-making community and beyond, the people who lived and worked here, and how places like this shaped the nation.Tours start outside the Visitor Center and last approximately 45 minutes. The route will include uphill and downhill stretches, as well as uneven terrain. Restrooms and water fountains are located at the Visitor Center. This tour may be cancelled or modified in the event of inclement weather. For more information, call the Visitor Center at 610-582-8773.

Tours begin outside the Visitor Center.

Civilan Conservation Corps Encampment

Reenactors portraying the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) will offer programs and demonstrations throughout the day that highlight the role the CCC played in restoring Hopewell Furnace as well as the organization’s impact on the entire country during the Great Depress......More

Reenactors portraying the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) will offer programs and demonstrations throughout the day that highlight the role the CCC played in restoring Hopewell Furnace as well as the organization’s impact on the entire country during the Great Depression.*More details to come. Please check back closer to the event*

Hopewell Furnace Walking Tour

Join a park ranger to explore the historic buildings and landscape of Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site. Learn more about the site's history as an iron-making community and beyond, the people who lived and worked here, and how places like this shaped the nation.To......More

Join a park ranger to explore the historic buildings and landscape of Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site. Learn more about the site's history as an iron-making community and beyond, the people who lived and worked here, and how places like this shaped the nation.Tours start outside the Visitor Center and last approximately 45 minutes. The route will include uphill and downhill stretches, as well as uneven terrain. Restrooms and water fountains are located at the Visitor Center. This tour may be cancelled or modified in the event of inclement weather. For more information, call the Visitor Center at 610-582-8773.

Tours begin outside the Visitor Center.

Hopewell Furnace Walking Tour

Join a park ranger to explore the historic buildings and landscape of Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site. Learn more about the site's history as an iron-making community and beyond, the people who lived and worked here, and how places like this shaped the nation.To......More

Join a park ranger to explore the historic buildings and landscape of Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site. Learn more about the site's history as an iron-making community and beyond, the people who lived and worked here, and how places like this shaped the nation.Tours start outside the Visitor Center and last approximately 45 minutes. The route will include uphill and downhill stretches, as well as uneven terrain. Restrooms and water fountains are located at the Visitor Center. This tour may be cancelled or modified in the event of inclement weather. For more information, call the Visitor Center at 610-582-8773.

Tours begin outside the Visitor Center.

Hike Through History

Learn how the land shaped the people who lived here and how people shaped it. Discover the story of this relationship, from the heyday of the iron industry, freedom seekers and Black workers, the Civilian Conservation Corps’ work here, and all the way through today.This......More

Learn how the land shaped the people who lived here and how people shaped it. Discover the story of this relationship, from the heyday of the iron industry, freedom seekers and Black workers, the Civilian Conservation Corps’ work here, and all the way through today.This hike will cover approximately 1.5 miles of easy but uneven terrain. Trails are not paved and are not wheelchair accessible. Pets on leashes are allowed. Participants should dress appropriately and wear sturdy walking or hiking shoes. Water and restrooms are not available at the hike location. Water and restroom facilities are available before and after the hike at the park Visitor Center. This hike may be cancelled in the event of inclement weather. Check back for updates. Due to parking limitations, space is limited and registration is required. Directions to the starting location will be provided upon registration. 

Hopewell Furnace Walking Tour

Join a park ranger to explore the historic buildings and landscape of Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site. Learn more about the site's history as an iron-making community and beyond, the people who lived and worked here, and how places like this shaped the nation.To......More

Join a park ranger to explore the historic buildings and landscape of Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site. Learn more about the site's history as an iron-making community and beyond, the people who lived and worked here, and how places like this shaped the nation.Tours start outside the Visitor Center and last approximately 45 minutes. The route will include uphill and downhill stretches, as well as uneven terrain. Restrooms and water fountains are located at the Visitor Center. This tour may be cancelled or modified in the event of inclement weather. For more information, call the Visitor Center at 610-582-8773.

Tours begin outside the Visitor Center.

Hopewell Furnace Walking Tour

Join a park ranger to explore the historic buildings and landscape of Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site. Learn more about the site's history as an iron-making community and beyond, the people who lived and worked here, and how places like this shaped the nation.To......More

Join a park ranger to explore the historic buildings and landscape of Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site. Learn more about the site's history as an iron-making community and beyond, the people who lived and worked here, and how places like this shaped the nation.Tours start outside the Visitor Center and last approximately 45 minutes. The route will include uphill and downhill stretches, as well as uneven terrain. Restrooms and water fountains are located at the Visitor Center. This tour may be cancelled or modified in the event of inclement weather. For more information, call the Visitor Center at 610-582-8773.

Tours begin outside the Visitor Center.

Hike Through History

Learn how the land shaped the people who lived here and how people shaped it. Discover the story of this relationship, from the heyday of the iron industry, freedom seekers and Black workers, the Civilian Conservation Corps’ work here, and all the way through today.This......More

Learn how the land shaped the people who lived here and how people shaped it. Discover the story of this relationship, from the heyday of the iron industry, freedom seekers and Black workers, the Civilian Conservation Corps’ work here, and all the way through today.This hike will cover approximately 1.5 miles of easy but uneven terrain. Trails are not paved and are not wheelchair accessible. Pets on leashes are allowed. Participants should dress appropriately and wear sturdy walking or hiking shoes. Water and restrooms are not available at the hike location. Water and restroom facilities are available before and after the hike at the park Visitor Center. This hike may be cancelled in the event of inclement weather. Check back for updates. Due to parking limitations, space is limited and registration is required. Directions to the starting location will be provided upon registration. 

Hopewell Furnace Walking Tour

Join a park ranger to explore the historic buildings and landscape of Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site. Learn more about the site's history as an iron-making community and beyond, the people who lived and worked here, and how places like this shaped the nation.To......More

Join a park ranger to explore the historic buildings and landscape of Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site. Learn more about the site's history as an iron-making community and beyond, the people who lived and worked here, and how places like this shaped the nation.Tours start outside the Visitor Center and last approximately 45 minutes. The route will include uphill and downhill stretches, as well as uneven terrain. Restrooms and water fountains are located at the Visitor Center. This tour may be cancelled or modified in the event of inclement weather. For more information, call the Visitor Center at 610-582-8773.

Tours begin outside the Visitor Center.

Hopewell Furnace Walking Tour

Join a park ranger to explore the historic buildings and landscape of Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site. Learn more about the site's history as an iron-making community and beyond, the people who lived and worked here, and how places like this shaped the nation.To......More

Join a park ranger to explore the historic buildings and landscape of Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site. Learn more about the site's history as an iron-making community and beyond, the people who lived and worked here, and how places like this shaped the nation.Tours start outside the Visitor Center and last approximately 45 minutes. The route will include uphill and downhill stretches, as well as uneven terrain. Restrooms and water fountains are located at the Visitor Center. This tour may be cancelled or modified in the event of inclement weather. For more information, call the Visitor Center at 610-582-8773.

Tours begin outside the Visitor Center.