This spring make sure you get out there and have fun with one of these 3 Great Ways to Spend a Spring Day in Warren County.
3 Great Ways to Spend a Spring Day in Warren County New Jersey
Spend the day at the Lakota Wolf Preserve.
Located in Columbia, NJ, the Lakota Wolf Preserve offers a unique experience for kids and parents. Families will have the opportunity to explore and learn about wolves. Wolf Watch Tours are offered twice a day at 10:30am and 4:00pm except Mondays. During the tours, participants will learn about the eating habits of wolves, the social structure of a wolf pack and other interesting and educational facts. You may even get to see a fox or a bobcat too! Private guided photography sessions are also available.
Have a picnic or go hiking at the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area.
Did you know that part of the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area runs through Warren County? This 70,000 acre park welcomes visitors who love the outdoors. Families can enjoy a large variety of activities including checking out Millbrook Village, a re-creation of a turn-of-the-century village. It is open year round with special events scattered throughout the year. Here are some more activities to enjoy at the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area:
- Hiking
- Biking
- Canoeing
- Kayaking
- Rafting
- Tubing
- Swimming
- Fishing
- and More!
This spring, enjoy a fun and relaxing train ride along the Delaware River.
Enjoy a Delaware River Railroad Excursion
This spring, take a relaxing but exciting train ride departing from Philipsburg. Weekend trips along the scenic Delaware River begin May 4th. Themed excursions are offered all year, and this spring families can enjoy the Mine Train Ride which includes a stop at the Susquehanna Mining Company. Riders can enjoy informational tours and gemstone panning. Looking for something different? Try one of the steam train rides! It’s an amazing experience especially for train enthusiasts.
We hope you’ve enjoyed these great ways to spend a spring day in Warren County.
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