Climb the Saratoga Monument
Saratoga National Historical Park
This 155-foot stone obelisk was built in the last quarter of the 19th century to commemorate the American victory in the Battles of Saratoga. Visitors may climb up its 188 steps to take in amazing views of the surrounding area, with up to 30+ mile visibility on clear days.
Check updates to our operating hours to see when the Saratoga Monument is open. Commemorating Burgoyne's surrender to Gates, this 155-foot stone obelisk (completed in 1883) stands where Burgoyne's camp entrenched during the campaign's final days. When open, climb stairs to the top for a 360 degree view of the Hudson River Valley.
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15 Minutes
Duration depends on the visitor. There are 188 steps to the top, approximately a 10 story climb.
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Restrooms There two partially accessible outdoor restrooms are available in the parking area on site - the stalls are wide enough, but doors into the restrooms are not automatic. Parking Two spaces available Walkway a winding, paved path makes its way up a hill to the base of the Saratoga Monument Monument Four sets of four steps (one set of stairs on each side of the obelisk) lead to the lobby of the Saratoga Monument. An interpretive binder complete with information about the Monument's history and pictures of views is available for those unable to navigate the steps.
Yes — Pets are allowed on the grounds of Saratoga Monument. Visitors are required to clean up after their pets and waste bags are provided on the premises. Pets are not allowed inside the Saratoga Monument.
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All ages are welcome, minors must be accompanied by an adult or guardian.
Saratoga Monument
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