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The word “apshawa” translates to, “upon the mountain.” This is a very fitting name for this preserve in West Milford; because there certainly is magic in the mountains here.
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Founded in 2016, Tall Pines State Park is the only state-owned park in Gloucester County. These 110 acres are pretty flat overall, we did walk up a couple slight hills in our travels. The fact that this land is a former golf course explains the 4 miles of paved trails within the park.
One of the most visionary components of the New Deal was the Civilian Conservation Corps.; one of the local beneficiaries of this program was Voorhees State Park. In the early 20th century Hill Acres Farm in rural Lebanon Twp. was home to chickens, orchards and fields of wheat, rye and hay.
What most people aren’t aware of are the beautiful grounds surrounding the campus of this institution located just outside Princeton, in Lawrenceville, and the over 2 miles of trails that run alongside Stony Brook.
We know there are eleven lighthouses on land in New Jersey. But did you know there are three more off-shore?
Nestled quietly in the forests of Atlantic County in South Jersey is Estell Manor, former home to over 8,000 employees of the Bethlehem Loading Company.
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