Winnie T.
1/3/2022
We took advantage of the warm January Sunday to try a hike here. Elected to do the shorter Yellow trail since we had the kids. First of all, the hike was extremely muddy, so dress accordingly....
Sourland Mountain Preserve
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415 E Mountain Rd
Hillsborough, NJ 08844
Nestled in the heart of Hillsborough, NJ, Sourland Mountain Preserve beckons nature enthusiasts with its tranquil beauty and diverse landscapes. This sprawling park spans over 6,000 acres, offering visitors a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. As you wander through the wooded trails, you'll encounter an array of flora and fauna unique to this region, making each hike a delightful exploration of the natural world.
Whether you're an avid hiker, birdwatcher, or simply seeking a peaceful retreat, Sourland Mountain Preserve has something for everyone. The picturesque vistas, rocky outcrops, and meandering streams provide the perfect backdrop for a day of outdoor adventure. With its rich history and ecological significance, this park is not just a destination—it's a sanctuary where visitors can connect with nature and revel in its boundless wonders.
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4.045 reviews
Keron K.
12/10/2024
All the trails are outlined in a certain color. I enjoyed the hike up the trail I follow the yellow trail it was wonderful and beautiful definitely bringing water and watch your step around the...
Daniel T.
5/1/2022
TLDR: a fun hike with a number of trails Went for a 2 hour hike. The path had slightly varied elevation and was a fun trek. The signs were clear and easy to follow as well. The views weren't...
John K.
10/19/2023
Well this is a little more challenging than most Somerset County parks. It's rocky and uphill. I didn't have the time to explore as thoroughly as I would have liked due to lack of time but I'll...
Vince S.
8/18/2020
I'm a fan of this quirky park. It's a bit more rugged than many municipal parks. Meaning less level ground and almost no paved areas. Trails are studded with roots and rocks so you do have to pay...
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