Cool Off This Summer With A Visit To These 7 New Jersey Waterfalls
Is anybody else struggling with the intense heat and humidity of New Jersey summers?
We’re definitely sick of sweating through our shirts, but the good news is there are plenty of ways to get cool in New Jersey water parks, beaches, pools, and more. And one unconventional way to beat the heat? Visiting one of New Jersey’s many stunning waterfalls. While you can’t swim at many of them (definitely do your research online before prepping for a dip), they still will cool you down — whether it’s the spray from the falls or the chills you feel at seeing such beauty.
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Located in Layton, this waterfall might just be the prettiest one in the entire state. It's absolutely majestic looking. Just seeing a photo of it gives us chills!
Interesting fact: These stunning falls in Palisades Interstate Park require a membership. We know, we know. That being said, it's only $35 per year for an individual, and it's worth it: The sanctuary that runs the area keeps it quiet and peaceful.
A nice hike in West Milford will bring you to these scenic falls.
Head to Worthington State Forest in Warren County to get a peek at this majestic waterfall. It's just an easy five-minute hike to enjoy these sights!
This waterfall in Norvin Green State Forest is so peaceful. And look at the lush greenery surrounding it! This forest truly lives up to its name.
It's just a short hike to one of the nicest falls in northern Jersey! It's a lovely sight that's sure to awe.
Head into the South Mountain Reservation to experience the beauty that is Hemlock Falls. Don't worry, it's about two miles to get to the falls, and the hike is appropriate for all skill levels.
Which waterfall is your favorite?
