Hiking NJ

From serene lakes to historic trails, there’s a whole world just waiting to be discovered in New Jersey’s biggest state park. Get ready to venture out!

One of the best ways to stay healthy and get the exercise you need is to hike. Walking in nature is possibly the best way to get the exercise you need to stay healthy in my opinion.

We are getting close to one of the best seasons to hike here in the Garden State. Spring is just a few weeks away and with spring we are ready to get back outdoors.

Hiking is a huge sport that millions enjoy every day here in the United States and around the world.

You're dreaming about adopting a dog like a Husky or Belgian Melanois, but are you active enough to own one? Chances are, you might not be.

The trail we are doing today is located in Sussex County, New Jersey which is a great area to hike.

On this visit, we did a combination of the Absegami Trail and the Poppy Allen Trail.

If you are thinking about a nice hike without worrying about winter snow, ice, mud, and water, then maybe we have a great scenic walk on the Jersey Shore oceanfront that you can enjoy all year round.

Hike the Appalachian Trail in NJ for a spectacular viewpoint. Start with a boardwalk and then get steep!

Explore 6 miles of trails in the Franklin Parker Preserve, a dog-friendly park in Chatsworth, NJ.

Discover the Franklin Parker Preserve Trail, an easy 5.3-mile loop perfect for all experience levels!

One of the most popular sports in America is "hiking". According to Backpacker, "Hiking was the most popular outdoor activity across America last year and is still growing