7 Incredible Natural Wonders In New Jersey That You Can Witness For Free

You don’t have to travel the globe and spend tons of money to seek out natural wonders — New Jersey actually has many natural wonders of its own, from jaw-dropping waterfalls to curious rock oddities to unbeatable mountain views.

Best of all, you can see these wonders for free!

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It's easily one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the country.

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These sharp vertical cliffs are certainly eye-catching. Plus, the view from the top is unrivaled, with a beautiful river and glimpses of the New York City skyline.

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High Point is exactly what it sounds like — the highest point in New Jersey. Go hike up here and marvel at one of the most jaw-dropping views you can find in the state.

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Paterson's Great Falls are absolutely astounding. Move over, Niagara Falls!

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We're not really sure how this massive boulder is supported in the air by these two little rocks — hike over to this natural oddity and consider it for yourself.

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The Pinelands are THE spot to go to New Jersey to experience nature: The combination of oak forests and swamplands makes it so beautiful and peaceful here. We recommend kayaking and hiking through!

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No need to travel to the Bahamas to see intensely blue water — there is a series of "blue holes" in New Jersey that have the bluest water around. Just don't go swimming in them — the holes, which are abandoned mines and get their color from sulfur, are quite dangerous.

Which of these will you visit first?