April 2019: 32 Great Walks
In this issue, we provide dozens of ideas for New Jersey walks. Some might be right in your town; most are definitely worth a drive. Our walks take you through parks and along rivers. Some explore green corridors through densely populated neighborhoods. Others veer off the beaten path. So, what are you waiting for? Lace up your comfy shoes, fill a water bottle, and start strolling.
32 Great Walks
32 Great Walks in New Jersey
Your guide to the state’s best county parks, nature preserves, riverside trails, city strolls and more.
Read moreThe Garden State’s Most Scenic Strolls
Want to get out and enjoy New Jersey without breaking a sweat? These walks are a step in the right direction.
Read moreHistoric City Walks You Won’t Want to Miss
Iconic spots you may not glimpse from a car window.
Read moreHoboken Food Tour: Pizza, Mozzarella and So Much More
The Mangia Hoboken! Food and Culture Tour is a delicious way to experience the city.
Read more3 Great Spots for Backpacking with Kids
Monmouth County Parks Department has a fun (and free!) program for young explorers.
Read moreFeatures
Behind New Jersey’s Breakaway Catholic Movement
The American National Catholic Church, founded in the Garden State almost a decade ago, mirrors Roman Catholicism but diverges on such issues as gay marriage and divorce.
Read moreHow Stockton University Landed on Atlantic City’s Boardwalk
The school’s new campus, which opened last September, features a three-story academic building and a 533-bed dorm with ocean views.
Read moreEat & Drink
At Hoboken’s Antique Bar & Bakery, a Monster Meets its Match
Chef Paul Gerard was stunned when he first saw Antique’s 30-ton, roughly century-old coal oven. Now, the two are an over-the-top team.
Read moreCanned Cocktails Seem Here to Stay
Ready-to-drink vodkas, gin and tonics, and Bloody Marys are increasingly popping up at liquor stores and supermarkets.
Read moreAt the Pastoral Pig, Carving Meat is an Art Form
The Flanders shop specializes in whole-animal butchery—and boasts a deep reverence for what farmers and nature provide.
Read moreLongtime Patron Refreshes Mara’s Cafe & Bakery
Under new ownership, the Denville staple remains a go-to spot for breakfast, lunch and lots of delicious desserts.
Read moreAt Publick House in Mountainside, Ambiance Upstages Much of Menu
Entrées were enjoyable, but more complex dishes proved “misguided.”
Read moreGeorge Street Ale House Serves Up Comforting Pub Classics
The New Brunswick sports bar, not far from the Rutgers campus, offers ample booze options and tavern fare for every taste.
Read moreTen Asian Food Hall: Wings, Poke Bowls and Bubble Teas Galore
Everything is made to order at this casual Asian-fusion spot in Cherry Hill.
Read moreGarden Variety
Maestro Gustavo Dudamel: How Music Heals and Unites Us
The charismatic conductor is the first artist in residence at Princeton University, where this month he’ll lead two performances.
Read moreThe Wetlands Institute Celebrates 50 Years
The Stone Harbor nonprofit, an enduring advocate of environmental awareness, will mark the occasion with two major festivals (and more!).
Read moreIn This Toms River Greenhouse, Fish Help Grow Organic Lettuce
Producing aquaphonic greens is a group effort for the family behind HS Farms.
Read moreMeet the Woman Who’s Nursed Hundreds of NJ Bats Back to Health
At her nonprofit sanctuary in Hunterdon County, Jackie Kashmer rehabilitates imperiled bats almost around the clock.
Read moreHome & Garden
A Showstopping Kitchen Renovation in Mendham
This trendy yet timeless space showcases the latest home must-haves.
Read moreGiving Back
How a Jersey Couple Harnessed the Healing Power of Horses
Amy McCambridge-Steppe and Mark Steppe founded Unbridled Heroes Project in Allendale to comfort veterans and trauma victims with rescued mustangs.
Read moreStylephile
At the Short Hills Mall, a One-Stop Beauty Shop
BLVD, a new salon in the mall’s Neiman Marcus, houses four distinct beauty-service brands.
Read moreHow to Get Organized: 5 Spring-Cleaning Essentials
Stylish products to help you give everything a place.
Read moreThe Wingback Chair is Making a Comeback
Modern styles offer clean lines, simple legs, and chic, easy-care fabrics.
Read moreSteve Adubato: Only in NJ
State Plants Seeds for First Offshore Wind Farms
Initial production capacity would be approximately 4.8 million megawatt-hours of energy annually—enough to serve roughly 500,000 New Jersey homes.
Read moreExit Ramp
Rediscovering the Beauty of Slowing Down
After reluctantly hanging up her running shoes, a mom-to-be finds unexpected kinship with strangers.
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