Take This Hidden Gems Road Trip When You Want To See Some Little-Known Places In New Jersey

There are so many hidden gems in New Jersey that we never have an excuse to be bored. If you’re looking for some new places to explore, why not set aside a day for this hidden gem road trip? You will be amazed to find there are secrets in New Jersey that have yet to be revealed.

Come along and see some of the most overlooked spots in New Jersey. You'll love them all.

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Get an early start, because you'll want to catch the sunrise at Princeton Battlefield State Park.

This Revolutionary battlefield is often overlooked in favor of Washington's Crossing or Monmouth, but it was the site of an important skirmish in the war. It's beautiful in the early morning light.

Stop for a bagel on the way up north, and then come stretch your legs at the Ken Lockwood Gorge.

This gorgeous natural area is a great spot for a quiet morning walk. You'll hardly ever find a crowd here.

When it comes to quirky spots, New Jersey has so many. The Faery Cave at Great Meadows is one that is sure to put a smile on your face.

The cave isn't particularly deep or tall, but it's rumored to be haunted, and it sits off the legendary Shades of Death Road.

Next up, find some real hidden gems at the Sterling Hill Mining Museum.

Not many people realize that New Jersey was once an important spot for miners and prospectors. This museum shares a lot of fun information about the geology of the Garden State.

After hanging out in a museum for a bit, why not relax by a waterfall? Chikahoki Falls is off the beaten path, but worth tracking down.

You'll have to hike for a bit from the Otter Hole Parking Lot in Norvin Green State Forest, but it's an easy hike. When you get there, sit and relax to the sound of this tumbling cascade.

Finally, head back down towards Morristown, and check out Speedwell Park.

This historic park is the perfect place to walk around a bit and work up an appetite before heading to dine at one of Morristown's charming downtown restaurants.

From secret caves to stunning waterfalls, there are so many beautiful places to visit in NJ. These are just the beginning. What are some other hidden gems in New Jersey that you’ve found? With so many hidden places to explore we are always looking for more ideas for our next road trip.