Outdoors and Nature
Alba Vineyard says: “The spirit of independence is alive and well, nestled in the Village of Finesville. A great deal has changed in the last twenty years. They have created a recognizable style of wine making which borrows from the past, looks to the future, and emulates the finest wineries in the world. It all starts in the vineyard, with their firm belief in minimal-impact, renewable viticulture, and follows through to the store shelf. This commitment breathes life into their work and guides what they do as partners in this exercise in excellence.
A Hot Air Balloon Flight over our beautiful area known as the Skylands is breath-taking. Float over the Delaware River Valley's beautiful countryside and rolling hills.
A picnic area, walking and exercise path, and Warren County history museum are located at this premiere site along the historic Morris Canal Greenway.
Delaware River Family Campground is an ideal New Jersey resort setting for a memorable family vacation. We invite you and your family to experience the wonderful outdoors in the breathtaking Delaware River Water Gap area. Whether you take to the river in a raft, kayak, canoe or tube; hike the Appalachian Trail; or relax around the Resort, there is something for everyone to enjoy. It's a great escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
Discover a hidden gem a only few hours’ drive from New York City, Trenton, and Philadelphia—yet a world away. Explore friendly towns steeped in culture and history, nestled in a postcard landscape from a bygone era. Swim, canoe, and amble along a river that’s carved a course through geologic time and human history. Watch eagles soar overhead and deer roam through forests and fields. Enjoy waterfalls that make the heart leap, learn to catch a fish, picnic along the river’s banks. Stay with us a while and savor the Scenic, Wild Delaware River, where New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania meet.
The park contains over a mile of the Morris Canal prism and towpath as it passes between the New Jersey Fish and Wildlife’s Rockport Wildlife Management Area.
Four Sisters Winery says: “Four Sisters Winery sits nestled in a beautiful valley amidst the rolling fields and picturesque hills of Warren County, New Jersey. It is part of an agricultural tradition carried on by Matty Matarazzo on his 250-acre farm, which reflects his commitment to the land and its fruitfulness. Since 1981, Matty has been growing grapes and producing award-winning wines with ever increasing success.”
Four-acre town square in front of the Warren County Courthouse, dates to the establishment of Belvidere as the county seat. Strolling, picnicking, and the site of events such as Belvidere’s annual Victorian Days.
Public access is provided via a hiking trail on the preserve, accessible on Stillwater Road. The trail system will connect to the state’s Paulinskill Valley Trail to the west
Harkers Hollow Golf Club was purchased in the fall of 2017 by three local golf industry professionals (GCSAA and PGA) and one former member. Play a round of golf and then dine at the restaurant. Open weekends. Call 908-454-1884.
Hidden Woods Farm is a local, family owned and operated farm situated on 100 acres in the scenic mountains of Northern New Jersey. We raise Angus beef cattle and Berkshire pigs as well as heritage breed laying hens. We strive to use organic standards at all times and are committed to treating all of our animals humanely. We do not use any hormones, pesticides, herbicides, chemical fertilizers, or antibiotics on our farm.
We also have an AirBnB on the property. Check out The Lake House.
Jenny Jump State Forest is a state forest in the U.S. state of New Jersey operated by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection's Division of Parks and Forestry.
Jersey Ridge Soaring offers glider rides, instruction for private, commercial and instructor certifications, tows, pilot supplies, and gift certificates.
Johnsonburg is a year round camp and retreat center offering space for groups to gather and individuals to recreate and renew. High and low ropes courses, teambuilding challenges, zipline, climbing wall, boating and kayaking on the lake, swimming pool, trails and archery all provide numerous recreational opportunities. In addition, we serve made- from-scratch food in the beautiful dining hall, perfect for gatherings of all kinds. 8 weeks of summer programming allow children and youth to experience all of this and more, in a fun outdoor setting.
For most of its 27 miles, the trail passes through rural landscapes, northern deciduous forests and wetlands, and small towns in Warren and Sussex Counties. The trail cuts under the majestic Hainseburg viaduct, once part of the Erie Lackawanna Railroad. The trail has a wide, firm cinder base suitable for hiking, biking, horseback riding, and cross-country skiing.
Welcome, summer! When the weather is warm, held to these destinations for chilling out during the week. Season passes are available for most, and boating is permitted on the lakes.
Nestled just outside of the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area is a natural wolf preserve featuring four packs of wolves, foxes and bobcats. Schedule a guided tour and learn about this organization's beginnings and the animals that call this preserve home. Book online to reserve your spot. You won't want to miss this one-of-a-kind expereince.
A premiere site along the Morris Canal Greenway, Lock Street Park is home to the historic Inclined Plane 10 West.
Fishing, Picnic Area, Walking / Hiking
The Lopatcong Creek Initiative is dedicated to promoting river friendly living, working, and farming throughout our 22 square mile watershed. We are committed to raising awareness about the critical connection between the health of our water and the health of our communities and to educating our neighbors about how simple choices can lessen our environmental impact, reduce pollution, and conserve the water resources we depend on. We provide volunteer opportunities throughout the year to engage the community in projects and cleanups in addition to workshops and training. We also provide watershed presentations to schools and community groups to teach the next generation about how pollution travels through our watershed and into our stream. We are eager to help connect landowners, farmers, and municipalities to additional opportunities and funds that have been invested in our watershed's river friendly enhancements.