Monmouth GuideLo mejor en parques y senderos del condado de Monmouth, NJ
30 recomendaciones locales en 18 municipios, elegidas a mano por Monmouth Guide.
Parques del condado, senderos y espacios verdes para caminar, andar en bici o pasar el día afuera con el perro. Aquí tienes 30 parques y senderos en 18 municipios del condado de Monmouth, de Middletown a Oceanport.
Favoritos locales
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Interlaken · The Deal Lake Commission publishes fishing and depth maps and lists public access points and boat rentals
A 158-acre lake with 12.5 miles of shoreline that almost surrounds Interlaken. It is managed by a commission of the seven towns on its shore and is popular for fishing, boating and bird-watching.
Más parques y senderos para probar
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The city's designated dog beach, one of the few ocean beaches in the county where dogs can play in the sand.
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A 229-acre bayfront park with a mile of beach, a fishing pier, NYC skyline views and the 1700s Seabrook-Wilson House.
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Borough park on Ocean Road with tennis and pickleball courts; home to Spring Lake Heights rec leagues.
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Big Brook Park (fossil hunting)
A 439-acre park where families can hunt for Cretaceous-era fossils like shark teeth in the brook, plus meadow trails.
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Capt. Ron's Fishermen Party Boat
A 72-foot party boat sailing daily from Atlantic Highlands Municipal Harbor for sea bass, porgy and ling.
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A quiet 456-acre western Monmouth forest with an old-growth section and about 6 miles of hilly trails.
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A 2,366-acre county park along Crosswicks Creek, centered on Historic Walnford, with informal trails, creek paddling, and a fishing hole.
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A 54-acre free public garden with a 180-bush rose garden, koi pond, greenhouse and display gardens for home gardeners.
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A family-friendly party and charter fishing boat sailing from Belmar Marina for fluke, sea bass and bluefish.
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An 831-acre hilly forest above the Navesink River with some of the most challenging hiking and mountain-bike trails on the coast.
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A 24-mile paved rail-trail running along the Bayshore from Aberdeen to Highlands, with a southern section from Freehold to Matawan.
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Borough park with a paved walking path, wooded trails, a pedestrian bridge, picnic tables, and grills, popular with walkers, runners, and dog walkers.
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A 719-acre favorite with 10 miles of trails, an arboretum, fishing pond, playgrounds and winter sledding and skating.
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A 390-acre hilltop park over the Navesink River with 8.5 miles of trails, an Environmental Center and a reptile house.
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Borough park on Allaire Road with tennis and pickleball courts; hosts Thursday-night open pickleball.
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The county's most-visited park, with a 5-mile perimeter trail around the reservoir, fishing, boating and a playground.
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Manasquan Reservoir Kayak & Boat Rentals
Rent kayaks, rowboats or electric motorboats at the Visitor Center to paddle or fish on the reservoir.
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The township's largest park, with multipurpose and baseball fields, pickleball, tennis, basketball, and sand volleyball courts, walking and equine trails, fishing, a boat launch, and a tot lot.
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Mount Mitchill Scenic Overlook
A 266-foot bluff with sweeping views of Sandy Hook, the bay and the NYC skyline, home to the county's 9/11 Memorial.
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A 1,455-acre county park in Millstone and Roosevelt with a lake for bass and catfish fishing and car-top or electric boats. Trails include the 1.4-mile Lakeside Loop, the 2.4-mile Rocky Brook, and the new 2.5-mile Mine Hill Trail.
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Small park with a boat dock and benches on the millpond across from the Old Mill. It is a popular spot for fishing, canoeing, and kayaking.
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A fast ferry from Highlands to Manhattan, making a car-free day trip to New York City.
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A 1,006-acre wooded park with 7.5 miles of trails, a fitness trail, fishing ponds and shaded picnic areas.
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366 acres of rolling hills, fields and woods with 6.5 miles of trails and a playground.
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The Park System's 667-acre headquarters park with a 4.9-mile paved loop, playground, lake, Theater Barn and arts center.
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Thompson Park Off-Leash Dog Area
A fenced 1.5-acre off-leash area with separate large-dog and small-dog (35 lbs or less) sections.
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A Pine Barrens-edge park with a 17-acre lake, boat rentals, 9 miles of trails, an archery range and wooded campsites.
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Weltz Conservation Area Off-Leash Dog Area
A nearly half-acre fenced off-leash area in Oakhurst open to dogs of all sizes.
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Wolf Hill Recreation Area Off-Leash Dog Area
Fenced all-size and small-dog areas with shaded picnic patios, plus a free 18-hole disc golf course in the same park.
Parques y senderos por municipio
- Qué hacer en Middletown7 recomendaciones aquí
- Qué hacer en Spring Lake Heights2 recomendaciones aquí
- Qué hacer en Atlantic Highlands2 recomendaciones aquí
- Qué hacer en Upper Freehold2 recomendaciones aquí
- Qué hacer en Allentown2 recomendaciones aquí
- Qué hacer en Howell2 recomendaciones aquí
- Qué hacer en Millstone2 recomendaciones aquí
- Qué hacer en Interlaken1 recomendación aquí
- Qué hacer en Asbury Park1 recomendación aquí
- Qué hacer en Marlboro1 recomendación aquí
- Qué hacer en Belmar1 recomendación aquí
- Qué hacer en county1 recomendación aquí
Preguntas frecuentes
¿Qué es lo mejor en parques y senderos del condado de Monmouth, NJ?
Entre los favoritos locales están Deal Lake en Interlaken, Asbury Park Dog Beach en Asbury Park y Bayshore Waterfront Park en Middletown. Esta guía lista 30 parques y senderos en 18 municipios, cada uno elegido y descrito por Monmouth Guide.
¿Qué municipios del condado de Monmouth tienen más parques y senderos?
Middletown (7), Spring Lake Heights (2), Atlantic Highlands (2) y Upper Freehold (2) son los que más entradas tienen en esta guía.
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