Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route
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Overview
With over 680 miles of land and water trails and hundreds of historical sites, there is no shortage of ways to explore the Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route National Historical Trail. You can walk, hike, run, bike, drive, or paddle the same routes the American and French soldiers took in 1781 and 1782.
Starting in Boston, Massachusetts through New Jersey down to Norfolk, Virginia. Stop in at the Morristown National Historical Park (Morristown), Thomas Clark House Museum at Princeton Battlefield (Princeton), and many more locations identified by the Crossroads of the American Revolution (Trenton).
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Dining
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Rod's Steak & Seafood Grille
0.8 MI
973-539-6666 View > -
Osteria Morini
7.5 MI
908-221-0040 View > -
Cloverleaf Tavern
10.3 MI
973-226-9812 View > -
Calandra's Italian Village
10.4 MI
973-226-8889 View > -
Stone House at Stirling Ridge
10.4 MI
908-754-1222 View > -
Focacceria Ristorante
10.9 MI
908-604-2440 View >
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Lodging
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The Westin Governor Morris
0.4 MI
973-539-7300 View > -
Best Western Plus, Morristown Inn
0.7 MI
973-540-1700 View > -
Hyatt Regency
0.8 MI
973-647-1234 View > -
Hyatt House
1.7 MI
973-971-0008 View > -
The Madison Hotel
1.8 MI
973-285-1800 View > -
Wyndham, Hamilton Park Hotel & Conference Center
2.2 MI
973-377-2424 View >
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Activities
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Morris County Historical Society at Acorn Hall
0.3 MI
973-267-3465 View > -
Schuyler-Hamilton House
0.3 MI
973-267-4039 View > -
WWI Memorial Cenotaph
0.6 MI
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Glassworks Studio
0.7 MI
973-656-0800 View > -
Mayo Performing Arts Center
0.7 MI
973-539-8008 View > -
70 South Gallery
0.7 MI
973-539-2112 View >
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