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Looking for some people to tag along with any weekends this spring/summer/fall...whenever. Get the WJ out in the brush and don't have anyone local that I know that does group rides up in Northern NJ. Just reaching out to see.
Northern NJ weekend rides 2025 . Any gatherings?
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So there is an awesome trail that I have been driving on that starts at High Point State Park up where I am in Sussex County and traverse 450 miles south to Cape May. Now I am sure that plenty of people know about this trail but I have recently just happened upon it and I have only taken it through some mud and muck as the roads are split between county, country and some slightly gnarly recreational crawls and gulleys. It is a nice quiet, scenic ride where I am but I haven't gone more than 20 miles. Still it is nice.
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Sounds like you found the TNJT (trans-NJ trail)
We have a whole thread on it somewhere on here
The whole thing is a very cool route, always fun to do. Even just sections of it
We have a whole thread on it somewhere on here
The whole thing is a very cool route, always fun to do. Even just sections of it
Yes sir, I run through there every weekend where I can but I can’t seem to pick it up past Buttermilk Falls up on this end as the bridge is closed off.
So there is an awesome trail that I have been driving on that starts at High Point State Park up where I am in Sussex County and traverse 450 miles south to Cape May. Now I am sure that plenty of people know about this trail but I have recently just happened upon it and I have only taken it through some mud and muck as the roads are split between county, country and some slightly gnarly recreational crawls and gulleys. It is a nice quiet, scenic ride where I am but I haven't gone more than 20 miles. Still it is nice.
