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My Parker posts. http://forums.njpinebarrens.com/threads/parker-preserve-southgate.7752/ The west side of 563 at Southgate. http://forums.njpinebarrens.com/threads/hiking-the-parker-preserve.7858/

We hiked the batona Trail from Ong's Hat to the Fire Tower this Feb 10th in sneakers. It was dry. It was 4.9 miles long Acording to my GPS track, your hike to Deep Hollow pond would be 3.5 miles. We checked out the Mt Misery Trail at Packim Pond and it is wet, especially now. I would wear knee...

Wow, this thread has ben great. Jeff, you really ran with my question. I must visit the ridge, I'm sure I canoed by it. I also learned that calico is mt laurel, and the pizza queen. That old picture really gives the location meaning. AMF, do you have any pictures from when you camped there? That...

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Another source of water for Harrisville. I am interested in the details also. I doubt the EPA would approve. The diverter washed out in Sept, 2005. The diverter was a great place to hang on a hot day.

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Yes, in Tabernacle, woke the dog up.

I saw that box on Monday, I didn't know there was a house there. Since the sun came out we decided to hike between 563 and 532. Cedar Bridge, I wonder how long it will last? We almost had white caps today.

I just found out there are houses on the upper bog. http://binged.it/ZgqhIP

Bella fell off the bridge by the bog and went completely under., then she went nuts on the trail because she was wet.

We have been hiking the trail from Ongs Hat south this winter. On Monday we hiked the section between 72 and 563. I was somewhat dissapointed, although it certainly is better than hiking down asphalt. I was hoping it would take us by the old bogs, but it mostly stayed far from them. There is...

Thats what prompted my question. It seemed like a tree that belonged in someones yard.

Thanks Jeff, that sort of clears it up.

Did they take out the oak also?

A nice video by Albert Horner.

We put scrub oak in campfires, it has a wonderful aroma.

While hiking near Packim Pond on Sunday I saw some pines with which I am not fimiliar. The one in the forground, not the pitch in the rear.

Four inches in the Carranza area. There are a suprisingly lot of people about in the woods this morning. We took the dogs for a walk along the Skit. They loved it, and some critter tracks. The Skit, it's down there somewhere.

Ed likes this!!!!

I finally figured out the Willceau part of your screen name.:)