Things To Do in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia

Located where the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers meet in the states of West Virginia, Virginia, and Maryland... More on VisitLoudoun.org

Harpers Ferry has been a day trip destination for families in the greater Washington, DC area for decades. More on Epinions.com

Come share a scenic, heart pounding, family adventure on the rivers and trails of Harpers Ferry! The Shena... More on Wveasterngateway.com

Terrible customer service and a terrible time. More on Yahoo! Travel

Inscription. You are in the line of fire. The stone marker in front of you identifies the original site of ... More on HMDB

This museum is stuffy. More on TripAdvisor

Dogs are allowed to go on the ghostly tours to assist you in your search for ghosts from Harpers Ferry's pa... More on DogFriendly.com

If you go on a ghost tour of Harpers Ferry, just make sure you go on the right tour! A month or so ago my... More on igougo

Grab your golf buddies or your family for a true golf getaway! Cress Creek Country Club in Shepherdstown, WV is only 90 minutes from the Baltimore/Washington corridor and has so much to offer. Thi... More on Wveasterngateway.com

Grab your golf buddies or your family for a true golf getaway! Cress Creek Country Club in Shepherdstown, WV is only 90 minutes from the Baltimore/Washington corridor and has so much to offer. This... More on Wveasterngateway.com

Let us be your guide to rafting and other activities in historic Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, cradle of the American Civil War. Located just one hour west of the DC/Baltimore area! We are a small... More on Wveasterngateway.com

Let us be your guide to rafting and other activities in historic Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, cradle of the American Civil War. Located just one hour west of the DC/Baltimore area! We are a small,... More on Wveasterngateway.com

The John Brown Wax Museum is not unlike its counterparts around the world. The life and times of John Brown is ... More on PlanetWare

Inscription. (West Facing Side): Harpers Ferry: Named for Robert Harper, who settled here in 1747 and operated ferry. Site purchased for Federal arsenal and armory in 1796. John Hall first used int... More on HMDB

'Jefferson Rock' is near Harpers Ferry in Harpers Ferry National Historical Park. It is several large masses of shale rock piled one upon the other that overlook the Shenandoah River just prior to... More on Wikipedia

Inscription. Completed in 1800, the 2 1/2-story, brick arsenal building stored weapons made for the security and survival of a young United States of America. Lewis procured 15 rifles from this sto... More on HMDB