Kittatinny Valley State Park

Kittatinny Valley State Park is situated close Andover, New Jersey. Cold lakes, limestone outcroppings, previous railways, and a little airplane terminal are only a portion of the highlights of the recreation center. Lake Aeroflex and Gardner's Pond frame some portion of the headwaters of the Pequest River and are phenomenal for angling and sailing. The recreation center is home to an assortment of untamed life, for example, whitetail deer, wild turkeys, an assortment of larks, beavers, muskrats, and squirrels. The recreation center is worked and kept up by the New Jersey Division of Parks and Forestry.

The recreation center offers a wide range of projects for kids and grown-ups. Nature climbs, trail blazing bicycle rides and talks are led by the recreation center staff/volunteers and are planned for each end of the week. The recreation center leads an indistinguishable projects from expressed above however with less recurrence. Chasing is allowed in particular regions inside the recreation center. There is no chasing permitted on or from the trails. Regions of the recreation center toward the west of Goodale Road and toward the east of Limecrest Road are open for all chasing seasons.

A predetermined number of open air tables and flame broils are accessible close to the stopping zone on Limecrest Road. Other open air tables are scattered through the recreation center. There are more than eight miles (13 km) of tough off-road bicycle trails accessible. Volunteers from the Bulldog Mountain Bike Team frequently keep up trails in anticipation of off-road bicycle races held in the recreation center every year. The landscape is differed enough to test to both learner and master riders.