Outdoors
Jay in Wonderland
June 15, 2010
Ocean City’s amusement park mogul rides a roller coaster of changing rules, iffy weather, and a very demanding dad....
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The largest summertime balloon festival in North America just happens to take place right here in the Garden State. ...
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Back To Nature
May 7, 2010
Piping plovers, horseshoe crabs, least terns, and red knots are among the rarities awaiting New Jersey ecotourists....
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Spring Getaways: Day Trips
April 12, 2010
The warm weather is upon us. It’s time to get out and enjoy all that New Jersey has to offer, from craft fairs, to music festivals, to sheep shearing, and yes, even a rodeo....
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Going Green
February 8, 2010
The Garden State is cleaning up its energy act, one town at a time....
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Golden Golf
September 14, 2009
Don’t even think of putting away your clubs this month. New Jersey courses beckon in their autumn finery. Here’s a loop of nine prime layouts around the state you won’t want to miss....
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In the midst of a struggling urban center, you can witness nature at its powerful and beautiful best at the Paterson Great Falls National Historical Park....
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Tour the grounds where Washington’s (shivering) army slept....
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Aching feet and burning quads are a small price to pay for a trek on New Jersey’s Appalachian Trail....
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The whoosh of roller-coasters and waterslides have faded, and fiery foliage, crisp air, harvest bounties, bird migrations, and other natural wonders are taking their place. New Jersey offers no shortage of eco-minded fall getaways that showcase the best the state has to offer....
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The Other Shore
June 8, 2009
Their heyday long past, Jersey’s tiny Delaware Bay fishing villages try to reel in an uncertain future....
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A bill to mandate fluoride in New Jersey’s public water supply has pitted some natural allies against each other. ...
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Wrecking Crew
May 5, 2009
Seeking sunken treasures (or just a few fish) in Jersey’s chilly coastal waters.
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If you're planning on hitting the great outdoors this summer, we've got a list of places you just have to see. ...
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Rainbow On The Hill
April 13, 2009
For most of the year, the 30 planting beds at Presby Memorial Iris Gardens lay dormant at the base of a gentle hill in Upper Montclair. But for about four to six weeks every spring, the irises bloom in an awesome explosion of color....
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The State of the State Tree
March 17, 2009
A bacterium is attacking our red oaks. Will they survive this scourge?...
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Walking the Waterfront
February 13, 2009
The Hudson River Waterfront Walkway is an eighteen-and-a-half-mile route along the Gold Coast connecting New Jersey towns from the George Washington Bridge to the Bayonne Bridge. Not yet completed, the trail features marvelous views of the New York City skyline. The following attractions are located on or near the Walkway:...
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Rollin’ Down the Delaware
February 11, 2009
Whether you prefer fine dining or a far-out adventure, the Delaware River has your number all year round. Follow these ideas from north to south to make a splash on New Jersey’s side of the Mighty Delaware....
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Ambitious? Laid back? South Jersey offers ample paddling opportunities for canoers and kayakers of all stripes. ...
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With hundreds of lakes, ponds, and reservoirs dotting the New Jersey countryside, there is no shortage of freshwater opportunities across the state. Here are some of our favorite water holes to explore. ...
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