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The Delaware Water Gap, a two mile long gorge, is located in the northwestern most region of the state, along the New Jersey/Pennsylvania border. It runs through the Kittatinny Mountains, and is part of the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area. Used mainly for recreation, outdoor enthusiasts can hike, canoe or simply gaze at the gorgeous scenery in the mountains.
Sandy Hook is a little island stretching north from New Jersey's eastern border offering pristine beaches, hiking, swimming, bird watching, and just plain relaxation for travelers, especially those funneling in from New York and New Jersey's more urban areas. Sandy Hook is in a prime location, to be near the larger metro cities, but far enough away to breathe in fresh ocean breeze.
Covering 1.1 million acres of oak and pine forest and swamp, Pinelands National Reserve is one of New Jersey's largest natural wonders. Hundreds of species of wildlife live in the swamps and forests of this region and the Pine Plains is the largest pygmy forest in America, with a 12,000 acre stretch of dwarf trees. Outdoor enthusiasts flock to the Pinelands region for its hiking, biking, and camping, as well as fishing and canoeing along the Batsto and Mullica Rivers.Additional Information
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