A group of school-age kids walking along a path in a dry environment

The refuge offers a variety of hiking opportunities from Brick to Galloway Townships, including accessible trails and some offered for pet walkers. See attachments below for specific information about Edwin B. Forsythe NWR hiking trails.

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