Tuesday, muddy Tuesday

[HeadacheManNYC]

After hearing tales of hundreds of miles of unpaved public roads, I decided to go exploring in the NJ pine barrens. Here is my assessment:

*Millions of weird looking pine trees
*Hundreds of miles of unpaved public roads
*A few sand pits
*General spookyness

Some of the trails are substantially washed out and mud worthy, others are just endless fire roads. Trial and error, but entertaining, and great scenery.

Definitely worth a trip if you've never been.

 

[cruiser guy]

looks like a ton of fun!! do you by chance have more pics to post up?

 

[alaska60]

Did you see the "JERSEY DEVIL" ????

 

[cruiser guy]

Did you see the "JERSEY DEVIL" ????

If he did he used his cruiser to get rid of it

 

[HeadacheManNYC]

Here's a few more.

Exit 52 on the garden state parkway. All these trails are offshoots of route 679

 

[cruiser guy]

thats cool, is that rail road still used???

 

[HeadacheManNYC]

I'm pretty certain its no longer in use, but I'd hate to be on it and find out otherwise