Ride NJ’s First Public Flow Trails

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Jungle Habitat Trail Expansion Approved

Tapawingo, a joint JORBA and NYNJTC project to improve the trail network adjacent to Jungle Habitat has been approved. Initially you might see some changes in the blazes, and then improved connectivity to Jungle Habitat from the old Hewitt Butler Trail. Eventually we plan on adding a new trail and making the woods roads sustainable.

NJ State Parks and Forests are Open

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To learn more about COVID-19 or find resources, go to https://www.COVID19.NJ.GOV, text NJCOVID to 898-211, or call 211.

For updated parks information, please follow this Facebook page or visit the Division of Parks and Forestry’s website: https://njparksandforests.org

Don’t Ride Muddy Trails

Know before you go

Check conditions in the Trailforks app and online.

Find your park in New Jersey Trail Conditions & Status or visit the JORBA Parks page, MTBNJ.com or use the Trailforks app.

Look for wet weather friendly trails.

Ride it, Report it

Become part of the solution, use your trailforks app to report trail conditions or problems, and link your Strava account to automate the process.

Better yet, come and volunteer on one of our trail sessions.

JORBA.org

The Jersey Off Road Bicycle Association, founded in 1999, is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization which is dedicated to serving off road cyclists as a member of equal standing within the trail user community. Our focus is to build and maintain sustainable multi-use trails, organize and encourage volunteerism and responsibility, and advocate and foster mountain biking as a healthy, environmentally sound, and sustainable activity.