サセックス郡の天然記念物・トップ7

Buttermilk Falls is the tallest waterfall in New Jersey. If you want to park your bike at the bottom of the falls, you can climb up to the top and to take in the vistas from the viewing platform.

Lake Aeroflex is a 119-acre lake in Kittatiny Valley State Park. It is the deepest glacial lake in New Jersey. It is a popular place for kayaking and swimming. Several of the park's hiking trails run along the banks of the lake as well.

Paulinskill River Wildlife Management Area is a 2,300 acre nature preserve along the Paulinskill River. The area is home to a variety of wildlife, including eagles, herons, turtles, and bobcats. The Sussex Branch Trail runs through the southern section of the WMA.

The Wallkill Wildlife Refuge features a viewing area in the main parking lot along with a well-kept double-track hiking trail that circles around the property. You can easily connect to the Appalachian Trail that passes through the nearby Pochuck Mountain State Forest on its way east.

Discover the enchanting Stokes State Forest, where forested mountains, pristine streams, and the awe-inspiring Sunrise Mountain offer a haven for nature enthusiasts. Whether seeking tranquility or outdoor adventure, Stokes has it all! Explore over 63 miles of trails leading to landmarks like the Appalachian Trail, Tillman's Ravine, and Stepping Stones Falls.

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

This trail climbs to the top of Buttermilk Falls, a long, tumbling cascade that happens to be one of the tallest waterfalls in the state of New Jersey. Keep in mind, no swimming or wading is permitted in the waterfall itself, or within 50 feet upstream.

This is a very pleasant spot, popular with fishing enthusiasts and families.