Foliage Report
As autumn approaches, New Jersey's lush green
is transformed into vibrant hues of copper, yellow and orange.
Peak leaf viewing in Northwest New Jersey normally occurs somewhere
around the first full week of October.
Foliage Hotline
1-800-354-4595.
Foliage View Location
Fall color at Northwest New Jersey Skylands:
Foliage in the Skylands is different than that of New England because of our wide variety of trees.
High Point State Park:
From the highest point in the state at 1,803 feet, hikers can view miles of deciduous forestland in three states.
Pinelands National Preserve:
1.1 million of acres of open space is a veritable kaleidoscope of fall colors.
Pine Barrens of New Jersey :
In central New Jersey, it is a natural refuge of pine, oak and cedar forest, as well as dwarf forests.
Delaware & Raritan Canal:
The 70-mile Delaware and Raritan Canal State Park is one of central New Jersey's most popular recreational corridors.
Foliage Scenic Drives
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