It’s no secret we love New Jersey in the fall. The weather hits the perfect mild temperatures, Halloween and Thanksgiving festivities arrive, and of course, there’s the changing of the leaves. The colorful foliage explosion makes any place in New Jersey more gorgeous, but we especially love what it does to some of our favorite waterfalls in the state. Consider Greenbrook Falls, which will soon be surrounded by beautiful fall colors in New Jersey.

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Greenbrook Falls can be viewed with a visit to Palisades Interstate Park. Taking the Huyler’s Landing Trail provides views of the falls. For more information and photos check out the Huyler’s Landing Trail page on AllTrails.The area can be accessed throughout the year, but visitors say it’s incredibly fantastic in the spring, summer, and fall. Before you head out, tell someone where you’re going and when you plan to return. You’ll also want to make sure you have layers, just in case the weather changes. Bringing along the right gear can make the difference between a good trip and a great one. I love the views here and recommend bringing your camera to enjoy the Palisades.

Palisades Interstate Park is a great place to get up close to New Jersey’s natural beauty. We highly recommend visiting throughout the year to be sure to capture the beauty with a variety of backdrops.

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Which state parks should I visit in New Jersey?

You should visit as many state parks in New Jersey as you possibly can. A few great options include:

  • Ringwood State Park, Ringwood: This beautiful park offers great opportunities to enjoy the outdoors at any time of year, but in the winter it turns into a veritable ice palace.
  • Barnegat Lighthouse State Park, Barnegat Light: The smallest state park in New Jersey is adorably easy to visit. It's the highlight of the small town of Barnegat Light, located in Long Beach.
  • High Point State Park, Sussex: Comprised of 15,413 acres in the Kittatinny Mountains, this beautiful park is especially fantastic to visit in the fall when the colors are on full display.

 

Does New Jersey have any natural wonders?

New Jersey has plenty of beautiful and impressive natural wonders to explore. You can start with the following:

  • Buttermilk Falls, Layton: At 85 feet tall, this popular waterfall is among the highest in the state. You'll find it in the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area.
  • Tillman Ravine Trail, Flatbrook Fish and Wildlife Management Area: This 1.6-mile trail is a great way to get outside in New Jersey. The route is considered easy but comes with plenty of great views.
  • Spring Lake, Monmouth County: This adorable beach town is also known as the “Jewel Of The Jersey Shore." It offers a quaint downtown area, lots of Victorian homes, and a two-mile boardwalk.

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