The View From Little Round Top 1

 
  Even if you miss this sign you'll know that you're on top of Little Round Top because there are cars and buses parked everywhere! This is one of the most popular spots on the Gettysburg battlefield as you might imagine.
  Monument to Battery D 5th US Artillery on top of Little Round Top.
  Cannons flank the Battery D 5th US Artillery monument.
A Licensed Battlefield Guide with her party atop Little Round Top. I always eavesdrop whenever I'm nearby. Our Gettysburg Licensed Guides are all phenomenal. If you are planning your first trip here you simply must arrange for a guided tour. They'll make the Battlefield come alive for you in an unforgettable way. 

If you'll click on our Personal Tips for Your Battlefield Visit link or our Hire a Licensed Battlefield Guide link on our homepage you'll find all the information you need to arrange for a personal guided tour. Be sure to call at least 3 days in advance of your visit.
The majestic monument to the 91st PA Infantry atop Little Round Top. Devil's Den is in the background on the left of the monument.
Right behind the 91st PA Infantry monument is this monument to the 91st PA Volunteer Regiment.
  View of Devil's Den from Little Round Top. The monument to the 16th Michigan Infantry can been seen on the left. The South Mountains are on the horizon. They're often covered in a haze. It's always a treat to see them this clearly.
  Monument to Patrick Henry O'Rorke. In an effort to defend the strategic Little Round Top O'Rorke led his 500 men in a charge over the crest of the hill and was killed after sustaining a bullet wound in the neck. He was 27 years old.

O'Rorke's monument is one of the easiest to spot on the Battlefield despite its position atop Little Round Top. If you'll enlarge this photo you'll see that he has a conspicuously shiny nose! I don't know who first rubbed his nose for good luck. However, it seems that no one thereafter could resist doing so. It remains perpetually shined!
  One of the most elaborate and expensive monuments at Gettysburg is this monument to the 44th NY Infantry. You can't miss it. It's the castle sitting on top of Little Round Top.
  This is the view of the crest of Little Round Top as seen from the 44th NY Infantry monument. The monument to the 91st PA Infantry pictured above is in the background.