Atlantic County Trails

Atlantic County Trails

The Atlantic County JORBA Chapter maintains the Port Trails and Mill Pond Loop in Port Republic, New Jersey. Both offer a scenic and accessible mountain biking experience suitable for all skill levels. The Port Trails 5-Mile Loop combines sections of the Mill Pond Trails with the Bog Trails on both the north and south sides, creating a mostly flat, 7.8-kilometer (4.8-mile) route with minimal elevation gain. Meanwhile, the Mill Pond Loop is a shorter, 1.5-mile trail that winds through peaceful wooded areas and takes about 27 minutes to complete. Both trails are open year-round and shared with hikers and bird watchers, making them a great option for a relaxed, multi-use outdoor adventure.

The nearby Galloway Nature Preserve and Smithville Nature Preserve are also maintained by the Atlantic County Chapter.

Maintenance is carried out by volunteers. Help us keep the trails in their best condition!

If this is your backyard or favorite place to ride, allocate your membership/donation funds to this Chapter.

Atlantic County Trails

Mays Landing, NJ
Estell Manor Park

Stewarded by
Atlantic County Chapter – Volunteer!
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Contact
Kevin Akeret | atlantic@jorba.org

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