Lots of walking once you leave the museum. I enjoyed the pictures in the museum and the accounts of the first flight. The hill is a long way to walk but you can drive around. There is also a lot of walking if you want to visit the markers for the landing sights. There is a cost to enter the parking lot for the museum.

What a nice little memorial. It is a nice climb to the top of the hill to see the monument -view is lovely! The museum is full of information and history of the Brothers. My favorite is the wall of their family-many know the story of their flight vision but it is nice to see read about their parents and siblings. It is a good balance of things to see outside and inside.

Very educational! An excellent museum with a visual story about how the Wright Brothers developed 'flight'. A replica of the flyer is displayed in the museum. [Their original flyer is in the Air & Space Museum in Washington DC.] On the grounds, there are distance markers and the very first runway. The monument is a true tribute to these men.

Listened to an informative ranger talk on Orville and Wilbur's beginning. Very interesting. Walked up to the memorial, and enjoyed the bronze plane and the moment their flight was captured on film all in bronze. Cool place. Was pleased to learn we could use our lifetime national Park pass there. Worth a visit.

We visited November 2023. We were traveling with the furbaby and all our activities had to be dog friendly. We all throughly enjoyed the Wright Brothers Memorial. The furbaby was welcome in all outdoor areas. We took turns visiting the excellent museum. My husband who initially wasn’t too excited about this selection found it particularly fascinating. It was probably his favorite excursion of the trip. Great views from the top of memorial hill. Note-there are signs warning about staying on the paths due to sharp vegetation. The signs aren’t lying. The one time the fur child stepped off the sidewalk he collected some sort of burr that had to be removed from his paw.

Great place to learn about Orville and Wilbur Wright and the first powered flight. Beautiful full size replica of the flyer. One of the few places where you can stand right where history happened. If you can, listen to one of the ranger talks. They are always well done and I formative. Be sure to walk up to the Memorial for some great views and don't miss the life-size sculpture behind the memorial.

We enjoyed our visit here! Just a heads up though, don't come too early because it's got a locked gate down by the busy road til right at 9AM. Cars were getting backed up there with nowhere to go. If you show up just after 9 it's fine.

A very interesting attraction to see, learned so much here that I had not previously known about the history of flying. Wonderful what the Wright Brothers did, my family and I enjoyed both the memorial as well as the museum. Definitely something to check out while in town,

Inside the visitor center is great historical information about the Wrights Brothers. Outside are spaced markers of their first four flight attempts. You can walk to each one to see their speed, distance and who was flying. It is a long walk from the visitor center up to the monument. Great views from the top of the monument. Would suggest visiting on a cooler or cloudy day.

Attended the Ranger talk offered three time daily. Despite humid and hot weather, well worth the half hour in the sun. Highlighted the Wrights’ perseverance in the face of daunting conditions of weather, environment, and the challenge of discovery. Well designed visitor center with effective modeling. This visit a good complement to one in Dayton, Ohio