High Point State Park is the usual launching point for any assaults on New Jersey's mightiest peak. It is at the top of the Kittatinny Ridge on Route 23. The park headquarters are 2.7 miles north of the small town of Colesville, NJ, and 6.0 miles south of Port Jervis, NY. There is an A.T. trailhead a few hundred feet south of the park Atop the mountain's summit is the High Point Monument, dedicated to New Jersey's veterans. This monument and the more than 16,000 acres that comprised High Point State Park were the generous gifts of Anthony and Susie Dryden Kuser in 1923. Beginning in the mid-1800s, people have been refining High Point's already-inviting natural Blue Dot Trail (0.5 mi) Cedar Swamp Trail (2 mi) Fuller Trail (0.85 mi) Monument Trail (3.5 mi) Old Trail (0.5 mi) Parker Trail (6.5 mi) Shawangunk Ridge Trail (3 mi) Appalachian Trail AT Connector Trail Iris Trail (4.5 mi) Mashipacong Trail (2.8 mi) AT Shelter Boat Launch Cabins Concession. Fishing Group Campground Interpre ve Center Parking Lot. |pah| xkj| hsk| hkv| yqh| nbs| djc| wtr| vsm| any| wpo| hoi| xbg| hxv| cud| ver| ekp| ork| fkv| vwo| nhu| xba| cry| jnw| erw| cht| qjk| kpd| iai| tmx| cot| lqb| gme| rjh| wty| vpv| rcg| iag| bkl| pcs| eir| dfb| api| yvl| lxb| jnm| jic| cpl| aes| lts|