Itinerary
Walk the Joseph Plumb Martin Trail from the Visitor Center to the National Memorial Arch. The distance is about a mile, and the path alone has three Gyms and numerous Pokéstops. The trail is lined with a lot of history and lovely scenery, so be sure to look up and experience reality too.
Following the trail cuts through Wayne's Woods, but I recommend taking a brief detour on the road to the Wayne Statue-you may drive or walk, but the sidewalk does disappear for a bit. There are quite a few Pokéstops along the road to the Wayne Statue, as well as a Gym. After a large bend in the road you'll catch back up to the J.P. Martin Trail.
Gotta Catch 'em All
As you near Artillery Park, you have two choices: keep to the J.P.M. Trail or follow the historic trace, which is a portion of the route General Washington's troops marched. Pretty cool, eh? Choose the historic trace for the Pokéstops and historical markers, or try the trail for a few Gyms if that better suits your Trainer needs.
The historic trace converges with the trail after about a mile, and you'll arrive at Varnum's Quarters to an abundance of Pokéstops. From there, you'll reach the Washington Memorial Chapel. It is perhaps the most concentrated hotspot here for Pokémon Go with four Gyms and over 10 Pokéstops. Be the very best in terms of behavior, as you will be on church property.
