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Scenic Routes
Bring your camera. South Jersey's scenic routes are . . . well, scenic. And you'll want to capture every last detail.



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Adams Canoe Rental
The rivers of the Pinelands reveal their secrets when you see them up close and personal – wildlife, birds, foliage – and Adams Canoe Rental can set you up with everything you need for an afternoon of water-borne fun. Overnight trips are available for hearty souls who can’t get enough “canoe”-dling.
 
New Jersey Coastal Heritage Trail Route
 Explore the Trail’s Sandy Hook, Bernegat Bay, Absecon, Cape May and Delsea regions and you’ll spot unusual, natural and historic attractions on land and sea. Whether you're a landlubber or have your sea legs, explore the nation’s oldest operating lighthouse,  the town where revolutionaries burned British tea, the state’s official tall ship and a grab-the-binoculars migrati
 
Winding River Campground
Even in camping it all comes down to location, location, location. And you can’t get a location much better than Winding River Campground’s. Situated along the Great Egg Harbor River, the campground’s 105 trailer sites and 28 tent sites (as well as their 2 rental cabins) get the benefit of cool river breezes as well as lots of opportunities for canoeing, kayaking and tubing down this Wild and Scenic River.  
 
Great Bay Boulevard
Take a side trip on Seven Bridges Road in Tuckerton, NJ and turn onto Great Bay Boulevard. Down this drive you will get to see The Tuckerton Shell Mound, Crab Island Fish Factory, Tucker's Island, the First Bridge Marina.
 
Delaware Bayshores Birding and Wildlife Trails
 
Pygmy Pines
The pygmy pines make up an unusual aspect of the Pine Barrens. The pygmy pines, a student variety of pitch pine, can be seen at their best on Route 72 which runs from Stafford Townships through to Burlington County and beyond the Philadelphia area. County Route 539, running from Little Egg Harbor north, also has many great views of these mysterious trees.  
 
Sunset Beach
As soon as someone comes up with the words to describe the sunsets at Sunset Beach, we’ll let you know. Meanwhile, “spectacular,’ ‘breathtaking,’ and ‘mesmerizing’ will have to do. Located at the southernmost tip of New Jersey, the skies over Sunset Beach are slathered with scarlet, fuschia, pink and gold. With the patriotic flag-lowering tradition and the year-round abundance of birds and waterfowl, a visit is a remarkable experience.