hike Trails New Jersey Beach

Discover New Jersey Beach by hiking. There are many hiking trails throughout the state. Explore coastal marshes, wetlands, beaches, parks, river valleys, quaint historic villages, winding roads, quiet countrysides and peaceful towns. See birds and wildlife along the way. Hike with a buddy. Bring along adequate water and food.Stay on trails. Use commonsense. Take safety precautions. Enjoy your trip.

Henry Hudson Trail in Keyport is a 9 mile paved trail that goes through six Bayshore towns.

Manasquan reservoir and visitor center in Howell has a five mile trail through wetlands and woods. Watch birds or fish along the trail.

Lake Horicon in Lakehurst offers hiking trails.

Poricy Park Conservancy in Middletown has 8 miles of trails through 250 acres of natural landscapes and wildflower fields

Owl Haven Nature Center - hiking trails

Cattus Island County park has 6 miles of trails and a butterfly garden to explore.

Jacques Cousteau National Estuarine Research reserve 115000 acre reserve with hiking trails

Batona Trail, in Hammonton,  is a 50 mile hiking wilderness trail that starts in Brendan T. Byrne State Forest.

Warren E. Fox Nature Center in Mays Landing has over 15 miles of hiking trails through wetlands and uplands.

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