What an awesome place for good hikes and fun, thoroughly recommend it!!…read moreAl, are East trails except the on3 heading to the summit which is more moderate.

When you talk about easy riding, then you're talking about this paved scenic trail. As you ride,…read moreyou go through pines, fields, over RR tracks and and other features that keep it interesting. Not much elevation or tricky hills making it perfect for young riders. People usually will bike/ hike both ways so watch for oncoming people traffic. There are restroom facilities at the start and plenty of parking. Also around the trail, particularly around the corners are benches to rest at if you need a break. Of course watch out for kiddos on E-scooters and bikes, they don't always signal coming from behind you but then again neither do adults, so just be aware. There is also access on River Rd. which is located south of Rte 25 if you find the parking lot is not your thing. There are also pickleball courts, small playground and ball fields as of 2024 Also an ice rink. It's actually quite set up nice and no fee for parking. A great way to spend an afternoon.

This park has an 8 mile bike/walk trail that is a loop. It's mostly flat and the eastern section…read moregoes through a very cool pine forest. You can rent bikes here and the trail has maybe one street crossing, so the odds on getting run down by a texting motorist are slim to none. The trail takes about 1 - 1,5 hours biking. It has some shade and some very quiet spots as well.

Beautiful, smooth bike trail through a wooded area that goes to Hammonasset Park and campground…read more I only wish it continued to the town of Madison as originally planned.

Great trail to run, bike and walk. The trail is not strenuous with little to no inclines. Shoreline…read moregreenway is kid friendly with plenty scenic views. It can smell during low tide, it's the price we pay for such beauty.

This trail wasn't bad itself which is why I gave two stars but it's important for everyone to know…read morethat it is extremely tick infested here. I went here over the weekend with my puppy and we stayed on the path. Yet, my puppy had 3 ticks on her after (yes she takes flea and tick meds) and my fiancé had one on him. Really don't recommend going here unless they find a way to mitigate this.

I ran the Tesla Hertz 100 mile run here in Rocky Point Pine Barrens. The zone itself features…read moreelegant meadows and lush, unmolested trails. Wild life abounds. Unfortunately, I didn't observe any restroom facilities. This is a fantastic place to come to enjoy nature, whether you're a hiker, a runner, or a dog walker.

We needed a break on our drive from MA to NJ and this was just about the mid-point for us and just…read moreoff the highway. It is a pretty state park for a short visit if you're in the area. Lots of college students throughout the park from nearby Quinnipiac University. There are plenty of open space, picnic tables and trails for everyone to enjoy. Lots of different trail options but the tower trail is the most popular. Not much shade on the tower trail and a fairly decent elevation change in a short distance. Make sure to check the weather and bring water. Beautiful views from the highest point in the park and you can go inside the tower.

This was such a nice and beautiful hike! We went here end of October when foliage season was coming…read moreto an end quickly. We got to see amazing views and lots of foliage. The hike was not bad and it was super busy. Huge parking lot and lots of people that day. The views at the tower were awesome and it's definitely a nice spot for pictures. A local gem.

Looking for another hike off of the beaten path led us to Calverton ponds. It was interesting that…read morethe site was co-managed by the county and the Nature Conservancy. A map was posted on the website that showed there were three ponds. The trailhead was on a narrow paved road with parking for about 3-4 cars. We hiked about halfway around Sandy Pond and then headed back. Trail was flat. Trail markers were on trees to point you in the right direction. Although the trails were well maintained they were narrow at some points. There were some viewpoints of the pond along the path. Views were ok, but not as scenic as other places on the island. We didn't make it to the viewpoints for Fox pond or Block pond, so maybe the views there were better. 2/3 of the people in our group were careful to stay in the center of the path while the other one walked more towards the edge and tended to brush against some plants. We did find some ticks after doing a check at the end of the hike. If you end up hiking here just take the precautions needed for combating ticks (insect repellent, pants, walking in the center of the trail, etc.).