The Sunrises At Manasquan Reservoir In New Jersey Are Worth Waking Up Early For

Manasquan Reservoir is a massive source of water for Monmouth County in New Jersey. The reservoir is also a public park and an ideal location to see stunning scenes of the sunrise.

If you're a morning person, you won't have a problem getting up bright and early to check out the sunrise from vantage points throughout the reservoir. If you struggle waking up in the morning, keep your eye on the prize because these breathtaking views are worth waking up early for!

After you watch the sunrise, plan to spend some more time at the reservoir by taking a hike, going on a kayak, or having a picnic.

To get to Manasquan Reservoir, head to 311 Windeler Road in Howell Township, New Jersey, 07731.

In the summer months, the reservoir opens at 6 a.m. and during the winter months, the reservoir opens an hour later.

Since you'll get to the reservoir bright and early, also enjoy the peace and quiet as you watch the sunrise.

The entire reservoir covers over 1,200 acres and is also a park.

Watching the sun reflect on the snow makes getting up early and being cold worth your while.

Keep your eyes open to check out what wildlife you'll see too!

Remember to bring your camera to capture the stunning sunrise against the landscape.

With scenes like this, the time between sunrise and daybreak can truly make your jaw drop.

This is what the sunrise tends to look like after a snow storm in New Jersey.

Every sunrise is different. Pending on when you get to the reservoir, you might see the clouds zip by as the sun starts to rise.

Manasquan Reservoir is part of the Monmouth County Park System. For more information about planning your trip to the reservoir, visit the park's website here.