Hackensack 최고의 러닝 경로

The Oradell Reservoir is an important source of clean drinking water to around 750,000 people. Built up over the early 1900s and completed in 1923, it’s now protected as a Category 1 water source, meaning it’s some of the purest in the state. It is a critical part of the region’s infrastructure and a reminder of how closely nature and community are connected.

Nice quiet flat ride!

Lake Shore Drive is a great gravel road that runs along Oradell Reservoir. Along the path, there are several clearings in the trees, which give you a good view of the water.

Flat Rock Nature Center is a 150-acre nature preserve and environmental education center in Englewood. There are several miles of trails open to hikers and runners. The trails mostly run through woods, so there will be shade for a lot of your run.

The majority of the river courses through popular suburban areas. It earns its name from a river in Scotland near Saddell. This section of the river winds its way through several parks, offering a delightful view of the flowing waters from this point.

This trail offers a mostly flat hike through a lush forest on hard-packed dirt. It meanders along the southern shore of Oradell Reservoir, providing occasional water views along the way.

The Oradell Dam forms this freshwater reservoir, which feeds the Lower Hackensack River. Created to supply drinking water to over 800,000 people, it holds 29.4 billion gallons of water. This spot offers a nice view of the crystal-clear water.

At the end of the wetlands area, you'll encounter a small dam located under the bridge, known as the "Mystery Bridge" due to the rumor that it appeared over a single weekend. While not particularly large, the dam offers a picturesque spot to take a break and appreciate the soothing sound of the cascading water.