Point Park and Ochs Museum
Spectacular Views & Historical News
Back to Point Park and Ochs Museum
We asked for directions to Point Park at the visitors center and were told to drive to a certain point and then follow the signs. This would work if the signs pointed in the correct direction! We got directions from two more places along the way before we found it. Once there, the views are incredible! It is inexpensive ($3 per person), but be prepared to walk quite a bit. When we visited, the Ochs Museum was closed for renovation, but the observation decks around it were still open. Be advised that there are stairs and somewhat steep hills to get to the deck, but what a view. I liked all the signs that told you what you were looking at and how it was relavent to the battles.
Reviewed by: Missy from on Sep 29 2005
Lots of walking bring good shoes. A camera is a must.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 19 2005
Spectacular Views & Historical News
Back to Point Park and Ochs Museum
We asked for directions to Point Park at the visitors center and were told to drive to a certain point and then follow the signs. This would work if the signs pointed in the correct direction! We got directions from two more places along the way before we found it. Once there, the views are incredible! It is inexpensive ($3 per person), but be prepared to walk quite a bit. When we visited, the Ochs Museum was closed for renovation, but the observation decks around it were still open. Be advised that there are stairs and somewhat steep hills to get to the deck, but what a view. I liked all the signs that told you what you were looking at and how it was relavent to the battles.
Reviewed by: Missy from on Sep 29 2005
Lots of walking bring good shoes. A camera is a must.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on May 19 2005
Hotel Deals
Travel Deals
Map
City Committee
