Explore the most popular trails near Tuckerton with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers and nature lovers like you.
kid friendly
Awesome
I'm was a good walk and 97% flat. If it rains, there could be a few puddles, yet there are areas where you can walk around.
Walked the blue trail, which is a Great trail for beginners and children. Walked it with an 8 and 5 year old in about an hour.
Started out as a dirt trail and was soft and sandy half way through.
Nice,easy trail. Lots of peace and quiet.
watch the trail markers, going south you need to turn on the fire road to pick up the blue trail when you're going counterclockwise.
Very Nice Trail. Easy to walk in the Pine & Oak woods.
Took the blue trail on a balmy January day. It's a 2 mile loop of mostly pine and hardwood trees. Some of the older trees had fallen probably due to Superstorm Sandy a few years back. It's a pleasant walk with little elevation.
Beautifully kept trails.
Stunning view at sunset! Very clean and and swimming allowed in season.
Located near the Batona Trailhead, Bass River is a gorgeous walk. Lake Absegami is stunning year round.
Very nice trails, mins from my home, love to take the dogs, if your looking to do just 1 to 2 miles this is the place. Trails are kept very nice and clear of debris.
These trails are the best in the area, I have being going to Bass River since I was a kid, now my husband and I love hiking with our two dogs, just mins from our house. Highly recommended trails, yellow trail is the best.
Today I hiked the 3.4 mile Yellow trail at Bass River State Forest.The trail is a very nice walk through the pine barrens at its best.
The paths are wide and very well maintained the blazes are on signposts so there is no chance of missing them.It is all flat sand paths.This will be my new go to spot, it is only 4 miles from home.