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ADB Trails for Everyone
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Trails for Everyone The park has about 27 miles of designated hiking trails. Ranging in difficulty from easy to moderate, the trails let you experience natural beauty while also exploring Revolutionary War history.The 2.25-mile Yellow Trail connects the key historic and interpretive sites throughout Jockey Hollow. The White Trail/Grand Loop Trail is the longest trail in Jockey Hollow—6.5 miles. The Blue Trail, 3 miles roundtrip, includes the Stark’s Brigade encampment site, which offers the best view of the landscape from Mt. Kemble. While hiking in the park please keep your pets on a leash at all times. You can print a trail map and park map from the park website. Morris County’s 35-mile, multiuse Patriots’ Path connects several dozen natural and historical sites. Printable maps are available at www.morrisparks.net. Bicycles are only allowed on the 3-mile-long paved Tour Road. Biking is not allowed on hiking trails.Descriptions for two photos next to this block of text in the middle left of side two follow.Photo caption: Civilian Conservation Corps builds trails, 1930s. Photo description: In this black and white historic photograph, young men in drab uniforms lay down logs as part of a trail construction project. In the foreground three men crouch and bend over a four-foot long log stripped of its bark. These logs will eventually lay on supports across the trail. Behind them, three young men, two without shirts, stand as they work on leveling the soil.Photo caption: Each season has its own beauty along park trails. Photo description: With their back turned to us, a group of teenage girls and boys with one adult walk down a grassy trail into the green woods on a summer day.
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