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The Pine Barrens have long been a place where legends, tales, and mythical creatures are born. For many years, these stories were not written down, but told over a roaring campfire or whispered in dark corners from person to person. Join us for a guided hike in the forest where we’ll continue in the rich »
Large boulders sit atop rolling hills like ancient sentries. The echoes of foraging birds in the late autumn woods rise from the valleys and river basins below. New England? Nope! Put on your hiking boots all you flatlanders and join this guided hike of this geological anomaly in the Pine Barrens. The Pine Barrens have »
Come birding with your guide to see the unique birds that call the Pine Barrens home »
Paddle on Atsion Lake with a guide. Great for beginners! »
Why is the water tea colored? Why do we call it the pine “barrens?” This is an introduction to a little bit of everything that the NJ Pinelands has to offer! »
Explore the surreal, fire-kissed and windswept landscape of New Jersey’s Pygmy Pines »
Explore and experience nature in a new way through nature journaling! »
Get a glimpse into what life was like in the Pine Barrens along the Wading River during the 1800s. »
Come with our experienced guide and see the different plants that bloom throughout the year! »
Immerse yourself in the sights, sounds, and smells of the forest on our guided “Shinrin Yoku” inspired forest bathing walk. We invite you to unplug, slow down, and reconnect while falling in love with nature. Be a part of rekindling the ancient relationship between humans and the forest. What is Forest Bathing? In 1982, »
Step back in time to see the places made famous in John McPhee's book The Pine Barrens. »
Join your guide, Jeff Larson, on a trip to explore what remains from past industries of the pines and be amazed at how nature has reclaimed the forest. »
This Red Cross course will prepare you to recognize and care for a variety of first aid, breathing, and cardiac emergencies »
