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    Lenape Trail

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    Princeton Institute Woods - Strolling into Mid Autumn

    Princeton Institute Woods

    4.3(4 reviews)
    4.2 mi

    These are beautiful woods, with easily walkable trails. If you stay on the wooded paths, it will…read morebe shady on the brightest of days. Wear light, waterproof hikers if you venture into the Rogers Refuge after a rain. The woods are filled with numerous varieties of trees and shrubs that provide a haven for a wide variety of birds, so bring your field guide! The trails are popular, but you'll encounter fewer humans the closer you get to the Delaware Canal. Parking is also limited, but you can park at the Rogers Refuge entrance, rather than the Battlefield Park lot. That said, here are a couple of notes: Beware of poison ivy if you step off of the actual trail, as it is everywhere. Also, during Autumn and early Winter, be sure to prep your shoes/pants for ticks, as they may be found in the leaf litter that blankets the trails. This is a good idea anytime and anywhere you hike. It's not a huge area, but the trail markings may as well be nonexistent. If you're unfamiliar with the trails, bring a map of the refuge and the institute grounds. They're both easily found and/or printed here: https://rogersrefuge.org/guides/

    Lovely spot for a stroll, I find it very relaxing. Trails…read moreare level but tend to get muddy. They are pretty connected so even if you do loops and walk them all, it's not a long hike. If you're lucky, you'll see frogs and deer! If you're not, it's still fun to id trees and any mushrooms you stumble upon. There's a fun swinging bridge by the river's edge trail. I recommend: old sneakers or hiking shoes (for the mud), bug spray (mosquitoes), and a map (you can find one online or just use your phone). Note: I have never found a tick on me and I visit at least once a week, weather permitting! But you should still check for them.

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    Princeton Tennis Program - Summer Camp at Community Park, Princeton

    Princeton Tennis Program

    2.4(7 reviews)
    2.3 mi

    One of five indoor tennis centers conveniently located in the Greater Princeton area. The facility…read morewas renovated about two years ago and boasts six indoor courts that are well-lit, upstairs and downstairs viewing lounges, nice locker rooms (the men's reportedly has a sauna), a kitchenette with vending machines, and a personal training facility with trainers (separate fees of course). They offer classes and private lessons for all ages and levels of tennis players as well as organized opportunities for competitive play--USTA leagues, tournaments, round robins, etc. You can also reserve court-time (using the online reservation system) for informal game play with your friends. Be warned. Court time can be tough to snag during peak times on weekends, so reserve well in advance if you can.

    We signed up for yellow green session 1 for the fall and it was pretty expensive at over 300…read moredollars. The session 1 was supposed to be at community park in Princeton but the very last session was unexpectedly held at the Eve Kraft center on Washington road. My husband was not happy when he dropped off my son and no one was there. They even tried to call the PTP and no one answered the phone. I called at 8 pm and they picked up saying it was on the website. They should have texted or emailed or called every student hours ago. And there is no refund or make ups! Not a good policy.

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