モンマス郡周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Ride a bike, run or walk the beautiful Bayshore shoreline

Let 'er rip for a downhill section of trail! Well, maybe only a little bit — this is a shared-use trail, so you do need to stay in control and watch out for slower users, even if the singletrack looks inviting.

This is where Henry Hudson first anchored his ship when he came to America and sent one of his sailors up onto land only to be shot in the chest by an arrow from the local Indian tribe. Within some hours, they figured out how to communicate with the Indian Indians and the Indian showed him a natural spring for them to refill their water jugs. They went up the Hudson River and the Hudson and that is why it is called the Henry Hudson River. Little bit of history here at the Jersey shore.

Super awesome bike shop. It was originally the post office back in the 50’s or 60’s (?)… now is a locally owned bike shop with some of Lance Armstrong’s old TDF bikes on display. Great people, awesome atmosphere. They have all sorts of stuff there and good mechanics as well.

The trails in Clayton Park take you through the forest, by streams, near ponds, and up and over hills within this 450-acre property. The trails are singletrack dirt trails with some bridges. There are a few miles of trails within the park, all of which are marked clearly both on the map and out on the trail.

The trails in Clayton Park take you through the forest, by streams, near ponds, and up and over hills within this 450-acre property. The trails are singletrack dirt trails with some bridges. There are a few miles of trails within the park, all of which are marked clearly both on the map and out on the trail.

The trails in Clayton Park take you through the forest, by streams, near ponds, and up and over hills within this 450-acre property. The trails are singletrack dirt trails with some bridges. There are a few miles of trails within the park, all of which are marked clearly both on the map and out on the trail.

Hartshorne Woods Park, in Monmouth County, is a nature lover's haven. With diverse trails winding through lush woodlands, it offers scenic views of the Navesink River and a pleasant ride.