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Saratoga National Historical Park
Read the Landscape of Saratoga
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Saratoga National Historical Park interprets the 1777 campaign and the American victory that helped secure international support during the Revolutionary War. The battlefield near Stillwater is one part of a wider group of historic places, including the Schuyler House, Saratoga Monument, and Victory Woods. Exploring the landscape helps put the campaign’s movements into context.
Fun facts
- The two Battles of Saratoga occurred on September 19 and October 7, 1777.
- Victory Woods marks the British army’s final encampment before the October 17 surrender.
Before you go
Choose specific park sites before travelling; they are not all at one address. Check current road, trail, and building access using the park’s visit page.
Capture
Photograph landscape contours and interpretive views from permitted routes
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At Saratoga, fields and wooded ridges form part of the story of the 1777 campaign. The national historical park connects the battlefield with other places associated with the fighting and surrender. Choose your stops before setting out.
Do you prefer exploring history through a landscape or through museum exhibits?
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