Welcome to a walk through Georgetown's cobblestone alleys and old streets, revealing courtyards, grand manors, and forgotten passages, and the folklore of the city's oldest neighborhood.
Along the way
1
Old Stone HouseBegin your journey at the oldest standing house in Washington DC, a rare glimpse into colonial life and the city's pre-Revolutionary past.
2
Cady's AlleyWander through this beautifully preserved historic alley, once a utilitarian service lane, now a charming pedestrian passage.
3
Book Hill ParkAscend to this tranquil park, offering a peaceful respite and panoramic views over the historic rooftops of Georgetown.
4
Dumbarton Oaks Estate (exterior and surrounding streets)Explore the quiet, tree-lined streets surrounding the magnificent Dumbarton Oaks estate, a testament to Georgetown's grandeur and its role in significant histor
5
Montrose ParkStep into the verdant oasis of Montrose Park, a historic federal park offering winding paths and a sense of timeless tranquility.
6
Cox's RowDiscover Cox's Row, a remarkable ensemble of Federal-style townhouses dating back to the late 18th century.
The route
Distance7.1 km
Walking≈ 1 h 41
Running≈ 46 min
Climb↑ 66 m
RouteCircular
A 7.1 km circular route from Washington DC to walk, run or cycle, with 66 m of climbing.