Tour the Gettysburg battlefield > North • Central • South • E. Cavalry Field
Little Round Top is the second highest point on the battlefield (after Big Round Top) and was one of the most strategic locations on the battlefield. The fight here on the second day was a turning point of the battle, and Union monuments are thickly clustered here.
Sykes Avenue runs one-way from south the south and the intersection of Warren Avenue and Wright Avenue, over the east flank of Little Round Top where there is sizable but often crowded parking area, and north to the intersection with Wheatfield Road where it continues north as Sedgwick Avenue. The National Park Auto Tour follows Sykes Avenue and then turns left on Wheatfield Road.
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Union headquarters
5th Corps
5th Corps Artillery Brigade
5th Corps 1st Division 3rd Brigade
5th Corps 2nd Division 3rd Brigade
Law’s Brigade, Hood’s Division, 1st Corps
monuments to individuals
Hazlett & Weed
Strong Vincent
Gouverneur Warren
Union regimental and battery monuments
20th Maine
Michigan Sharpshooters
16th Michigan
44th New York
121st New York
140th New York
146th New York
Ohio Battery L
5th Ohio
83rd Pennsylvania
9th Pennsylvania Reserves
91st Pennsylvania
98th Pennsylvania
147th Pennsylvania
155th Pennsylvania
5th United States Artillery Battery D
other monuments
Signal Corps