Kittatinny Point Visitor Center is the main New Jersey office for the DWGNRA. The recreation area encompasses 67,000 acres in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, transected by 40 miles of the scenic middle Delaware River. Tag: NJ
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Delaware Water Gap – Kittatinny Point, Hardwick Township, NJ, US – Video
Kittatinny Point Visitor Center is the main New Jersey office for the DWGNRA. The recreation area encompasses 67,000 acres in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, transected by 40 miles of the scenic middle Delaware River. Worthington State Forest, Van Campen’s Glen, a 25-mile stretch of the Appalachian Trail that runs along the Kittatinny Ridge, more than 200 miles of roads, numerous rivers, lakes, streams and waterfalls, along with historic and cultural sites, are all contained within its borders. -
Sandy Hook Lighthouse and Fort Hancock, Middletown, NJ, US – Video
Fort Hancock at Sandy Hook — part of Gateway National Recreation Area — provided coastal defense for New York Harbor from 1895 until 1974. During the height of the Cold War, the fort housed Nike missiles prepared to intercept jet warplanes threatening New York City.Click on the picture for video. Click here for Pictures. -
Delaware Water Gap – Kittatinny Point, Hardwick Township, NJ, US – Pictures – Upcoming Video
Kittatinny Point Visitor Center is the main New Jersey office for the DWGNRA. The recreation area encompasses 67,000 acres in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, transected by 40 miles of the scenic middle Delaware River. Worthington State Forest, Van Campen’s Glen, a 25-mile stretch of the Appalachian Trail that runs along the Kittatinny Ridge, more than 200 miles of roads, numerous rivers, lakes, streams and waterfalls, along with historic and cultural sites, are all contained within its borders.
Please click on the image for pictures.
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Sandy Hook Lighthouse and Fort Hancock, Middletown, NJ, US – Pictures – Upcoming Video
Fort Hancock at Sandy Hook — part of Gateway National Recreation Area — provided coastal defense for New York Harbor from 1895 until 1974. During the height of the Cold War, the fort housed Nike missiles prepared to intercept jet warplanes threatening New York City. Just a quick trip from Manhattan by ferry, the historic district of Sandy Hook is open for the public to explore. Please click on the image for pictures.