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On the Appalachian Trail towards Sunrise Mountain – or vice versa – you'll automatically pass the Culver Fire Tower. Beautifully restored, the Culver Fire Tower (in Stokes State Forest, New Jersey) has a long history; the current Aermotor steel tower dates from 1933, replacing an older steel tower from 1918. The first (wooden) tower was built as early as 1908. From the top, you have a 360° view. Those who want to descend from the tower towards Stony Lake can choose the "green route," which is generally easy with beautiful rock sections. However, if the rock isn't icy in winter, it can be slippery, and small crampons are often a lifesaver. It's definitely worth it!

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.

The Green Trail winds through woods, rocky spots, and some open areas. It’s a moderate trail that mixes smooth stretches with a few technical challenges, making for a fun ride.

The section of Appalachian Trail stretching from Pochuck Mountain State Forest to Wawayanda Lake isn't one of the more mountainous sections of trail, but it is as entertaining as any other piece of path. There are a couple boardwalk sections and bridges through some wetlands along with some sections of dense forest.

You'll have to leave your bike behind momentarily, but it's totally worth the time to climb the steps up the tower. You get great views of the surrounding lakes, hills, and valleys.

Dingmans Ferry Bridge is a spectacle and one of the last remaining privately-owned toll bridges in America. This bridge is a popular picture spot and worth stopping for on your ride. If you ride across on your bike, there is no fee.

Right next to a parking area, this beautiful lake is in the heart of the park and is an ideal starting point for your adventure. From here, you can join many different trails (most are multiuse) that are perfect for exploring the area or simply circling the lake.

A tranquil escape for hikers, cyclists, and nature enthusiasts exploring the scenic Sussex Branch Trail. It's wildly popular for wildlife viewing and birding.