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Spanning more than 500 acres, this park stands out as one of the area's most popular destinations. It boasts athletic tracks, sports fields, picnic areas, and over 5 miles of trails to explore, offering scenic waterfront views along the way.

Running along the New Jersey and Pennsylvania border, Kittatinny Mountain is a unique part of the Great Appalachian Valley, offering fantastic, panoramic views.

Spanning about 250 feet long and rising 20 feet tall, this low-flowing dam is constructed of concrete faced with stone. Only a thin veil of water typically trickles over the spillway of this impressively long barrier, which holds back the reservoir's contents.

Strawberry Hill is one of the many high points in the middle of Ted Stiles Preserve. The hill is not far from a parking lot and is mostly just a view of meadows and some trees in grassy fields.

Spanning about 250 feet long and rising 20 feet tall, this low-flowing dam is constructed of concrete faced with stone. Only a thin veil of water typically trickles over the spillway of this impressively long barrier, which holds back the reservoir's contents.

Mountain Trail Overlook is a lookout spot along Patriot's Path within Schooley's Mountain Park. This lookout has views of the valley and forest below.

The Waterfall on Electric Brook is a waterfall that is viewable from either Falling Waters Trail, also known as the Blue Trail, or the Green Trail within Schooley's Mountain Park.

Encompassing over 800 acres and featuring miles of forest trails, Schooley's Mountain County Park is a popular spot for locals and visitors of Long Valley and Hackettstown, New Jersey. There are waterfalls, overlooks, and open green areas, making this a really diverse park in Morris County.