Wells Mills County Park in Waretown, home to over 27 miles of hiking trails with varying degrees of difficulty, observed National Trails Day on Saturday, June 3.
LAKEHOUSE: Kathy Conrad (second from left) said roots run deep in the cabin, built by her husband’s grandfather in the 1930s. The rustic scene reunites generations of family who have made many great memories there.
The public was invited to tour the newly renovated nature center, with three floors filled with displays about the history and science of the Pinelands, the top room dedicated to the history and purpose of fire towers in the Pines. The 15-month renovation was finished in November.
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