Wednesday Walkers

Ages 18+

2.5-mile walk on relatively flat and scenic state park trails

By Kittatinny Valley State Park

Date and time

Wednesday, March 19 · 9 - 10am EDT

Location

Kittatinny Valley State Park

199 Goodale Road Newton, NJ 07860

About this event

Event lasts 1 hour
Ages 18+
Free venue parking

If you are unable to attend, remember to CANCEL your ticket ASAP to allow someone else the opportunity to attend. SCROLL TO THE BOTTOM FOR INSTRUCTIONS on how to cancel your ticket. DON'T BE A NO-SHOW!

For adults. Get out of the house, stretch your legs, safely socialize, and soak in the scenery on this weekly 2.5-mile walk.

Meet in the KVSP Visitor Center parking area. Sturdy, ankle-supporting shoes are highly recommended.

In registering for this program, you agree to follow the current CDC guidelines regarding COVID-19 safety protocol.

HOW TO CANCEL YOUR EVENTBRITE TICKET:

Website: Log into Eventbrite > Select Top Right Menu with your email account > Click ‘Tickets’ > Click ‘Event’ > Click ‘Cancel Order’ > Click ‘Yes, Cancel My Order.’

Email: In your confirmation email, Click ‘View Ticket Information’ > Event Webpage > Click ‘Cancel Order’ > Click ‘Yes, Cancel My Order.’

Organized by

Kittatinny Valley State Park

“DISCOVER WHAT YOU’VE BEEN MISSING” at KVSP!

A popular destination for year-round hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding, 5,600-acre Kittatinny Valley State Park features four glacial lakes, four rail-trails, and a small airport. Lake Aeroflex, Gardner’s Pond, and Twin Lakes form part of the headwaters of the Pequest River and are excellent for fishing and boating (electric motors only).

Extending into three counties, the Paulinskill Valley Trail, Sussex Branch Trail, Great Valley Rail-Trail, and Lehigh & Hudson River Rail-Trail are former railroads that have been converted as multiple-use trails for non-motorized activities. These railroads were critical to the development of Sussex County through the mid-1800’s and early 1900’s. The wide cinder surface is ideal for jogging and when snow conditions permit these trails provide an excellent opportunity for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.