Enjoy A Long Walk At This Underrated State Preserve In New Jersey
Raymond Goldfield
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Hiking through the Garden State is always great, but many of our top parks are usually pretty crowded. Is there anywhere to go for a long walk in New Jersey where you can truly clear your head, take in the beauty of nature, and maybe not encounter anyone for miles around? It’s possible, especially in winter, at Maurice River Bluffs Preserve. This natural area is a haven for fishing, birding, and hiking, and it’s located near the unique arts-driven town of Millville. So when you’re done exploring the museums in the area, head to the Maurice River Bluffs Trail, a 5.3-mile loop trail. It’s considered an easy route that takes close to two hours to complete on a sustained hike, but it has some surprisingly unique terrain along the way. Come with us and discover why this might be your new favorite adventure!
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Have you walked the Maurice River Bluffs Trail? What’s your favorite spot for a long walk in New Jersey? Let us know in the comments section! You can find out more about the trail and see over a thousand photos on the official AllTrails trail page, and check out the webpage of The Nature Conservancy to learn more about this gorgeous nature area. Make sure to visit Millville to discover why it’s New Jersey’s arts capital, and if you’ve got a lot of hiking ahead, you might want to subscribe to AllTrails + – the perfect way to stay connected when you’re headed off the beaten path.
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