The outcome for the Confederate Army after Gettysburg was They retreated to Virginia.

After enduring substantial losses in battle, General Robert E. Lee decided to withdraw his troops on July 4, 1863. This retreat signified the conclusion of the Confederate invasion of the North and dealt a significant setback to their military strategy. The Army of Northern Virginia encountered difficulties with morale and resources, which ultimately forced the Confederacy into a more defensive stance in the months that followed.