New Jersey Most Naturally Beautiful Town Will Enchant You In The Best Way Possible

New Jersey is overflowing with beautiful, charming towns. From Clinton to Cape May, picturesque landscapes dot our state. Many of these towns have been enhanced by manmade lakes and spectacular architecture, but we’ve got several towns that are all about natural beauty. Few offer the diversity of this town, however.

This Sussex County town was incorporated in 1798 and all but abandoned in 1965 to make way for a dam.

The dam was never built but only a handful of buildings and around 15 residents remain.

The rest of this 24.7-square-mile town is pure, natural beauty.

While natural beauty abounds, the town also offers a small, seasonal museum, a rustic restaurant, and a historic inn. To learn more about these attractions and Walpack’s history, click here. A perfectly peaceful summer day trip, you won’t want to miss out on this Jersey gem.

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New Jersey's Most Naturally Beautiful Town Will Enchant You In The Best Way Possible

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