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    Griffith Park

    4.0 (2 reviews)

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    Grace Lord Park - Gazebo

    Grace Lord Park

    4.0(6 reviews)
    0.7 mi

    Grace Lord Park has something for multiple kinds of Instagrammers. Dystopian audiences may enjoy…read morethe graffiti and occasional broken glass found closer to the Boonton Iron Works, while those into more cheerful scenes might like the waterfalls, trees and rocks. It might be unclear what counts a trail, but please be careful as you try to get those rushing river videos. The elevation changes that make Boonton fascinating also mean there might not be as many park entrances as you'd like, but the new bridge certainly helps. Boonton has been a staycation mainstay, partly because of its odd weekday-only train schedule but also because of its unique structure and mood. I can't think of any place in New Jersey that feels more like upstate New York, but if I'm wrong please let me know.

    A wonderful little community park. All of Boonton's town events seem to happen up here instead of…read moredown by the town hall. With the waterfall going near the gazebo, trees all around, it is a beautiful location for events small and medium. (Large events would have to be up in the Township anyway, no huge spaces in Boonton proper.) I have been to several of those events and seen dozens - even hundreds - of people enjoying themselves, relaxing in sun and shade, playing on the modern and safe playground, walking up and down the Rockaway River trail with the newly restored 19th century bridge. I highly recommend anyone visiting Boonton (family, friends, restaurants, real estate...) make Grace Lord a part of their day - along with walking through downtown - to understand what makes this town special.

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    Pyramid Mountain Natural Historic Area - Tripod rock

    Pyramid Mountain Natural Historic Area

    4.4(49 reviews)
    2.9 mi

    This is an amazing hike! It's almost all shaded and once you climb the rocks, straight up on blue,…read moreit's quite an easy hike. Guys we hiked blue to purple to blue to orange (which comes back to blue and the parking lot) and it took 2 hours and 3 miles. We met people who thought the whole thing took 45 minutes and had the water to go with that. This is an intermediate hike and you really need the water, as well as trail map or at least pic of trail map, to make it happily. We met so many lost people on the trail. It's not marked as well as you think. Also we took the pup who thought lake at first sight, meant jump. Pro tip; keep them out of the lake. It's full of stagnant water and stinking mud. Your nose will thank me. Instead enjoy the bubbly creek crossing before and after the hike.

    The fam was looking to take advantage of this beautiful fall weather that we have been having. I…read morerecalled doing this hike a number of years ago and enjoyed it, so decided to give it another try. The parking lot was not the biggest, but there seemed to be many spots on the street. Fortunately we were able to find a spot in the lot though. It is dog friendly, so we brought our little guy too. Since the my younger son is only 7 we decided to do the hike (blue trail) to Tripod rock and back, which is about 3 miles. It does have some incline, but didn't receive any complaints about this from the fam. Also there are a bunch of stones on the hiking path, so be careful not to trip. The trail is marked well (apart from one point towards the tripod rock where it splits) so we were able to get to our destination fairly easily. It wasn't too crowded, which was nice.

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    Hurd Park - November in New Jersey

    Hurd Park

    4.8(5 reviews)
    7.9 mi

    Hurd Park is a Scenic Park located in Dover which features a Veterans of War Memorial Honoring Site…read moreCommemorating and Cherishing Our National and Local Heroes who have payed the Ultimate Sacrifice for our Freedoms. Scenic walking trails and paths which wander throughout this Park lead to clusters of oak trees and cherry blossoms. This is a very popular destination for wedding photos on the bridge or gazebo as well as the entire Park. It's very rare not to see wedding parties taking pictures here especially on weekends. Local Ceremonies are also held at this Park which is the perfect backdrop for any engagement that Officials deem worthy of "Special" Town business.

    What a beautiful park! This park is meant for exploring the beautiful scenery! This park is not…read moremeant for climbing on plastic toys. Parking is right up a small dirt road or in the back. My family and &I were waiting for the cherry blossom tress to be in full bloom & Hurd Park did not disappoint! Amazing trees and cute wooden bridges! We also loved the dedication to the army and military. There is a whole area dedicated to them and it is beautifully done. This just adds such a special meaning to the park. The park is very well taken care of. What a memorable place. This park also boast lots of scenery for great pictures for any occasion. My children had a great time running, exploring, reading about the soldiers and resting under the trees.

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    Jannarone Park

    Jannarone Park

    4.0(1 review)
    3.2 mi

    I have spent a LOT of time at Jannerone Park over the years and I thought it was time to give it a…read morereview... Jannarone was built a few years after we moved into town and is close enought for us to walk to for games and practices. When it first went in, we weren't happy about the lights and the whistles late at night, but we've grown accustomed to it over the years and it's just become background noise now. Our kids have played numerous soccer games here, our son is just finishing up his first season of lacrosse, and we sled here every winter so we know the park quite well and have gotten a lot of use out of it. The park itself includes a huge multipurpose turf field that is used for football, soccer, lacrosse, and field hockey. The turf is surrounded by a paved walking track (not a 'real' track) which is nice to have during practices that are conflicting with your gym time...five times around equals a mile here. The turf field also includes a nice scoreboard and an elevated announcers/videographers box. Across a parking lot there is also a decent baseball field set up for regulation play (60' 6" mound and 90 ft bases). Field is pretty nice, but doesn't drain well so it gets closed a lot after it rains-it doesn't get the use I thought it would, but it's nice to be able to use it with the kids for practice. Other facilities here include restrooms (heated in the winter) and during football games at least they also have a concession stand. For all the NIMBYs in my town who didn't want the high school fields turfed because they didn't want their lives disrupted I call BS. Having a lighted, turf field this close is great and has been a huge benefit to the kids in this town. Our HS teams deserve the same benefit.

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