Schuylkill River Trail
Walk or ride the Schuylkill past Philadelphia's skyline and changing riverfront.
United States: places and wildlife — page 68
Browse the published Explore collection for United States. Open a discovery for its field guide, practical details, and background.
Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail
Climb from Ohiopyle into a 70-mile mountain footpath with shelter-to-shelter possibilities.
Pine Creek Gorge
Look across Pine Creek's deep forested gorge from an east-rim overlook.
Raymondskill Falls
Take a short but uneven forest path to a tiered waterfall near Milford.
The Newark Museum of Art
A wide-ranging collection and a historic house make this more than a single-gallery art stop.
Princeton University Art Museum
The rebuilt museum puts centuries of art into a free, walkable Princeton campus visit.
New Jersey State Museum
Art, archaeology, fossils, and a planetarium connect New Jersey’s natural and human histories.
Grounds For Sculpture
An outdoor sculpture park asks you to discover art through paths, plantings, and changing light.
Thomas Edison National Historical Park
Edison’s West Orange laboratories reveal the workshops, workers, and testing behind familiar inventions.
Battleship New Jersey Museum & Memorial
On Camden’s waterfront, an Iowa-class battleship turns naval scale into a hands-on history lesson.
Paterson Great Falls National Historical Park
Basalt, rushing water, and mills explain why Paterson became a planned center of American industry.
Island Beach State Park
Dunes, surf, bay-side habitat, and seasonal wildlife survive along an undeveloped Jersey Shore strand.
High Point State Park
A hilltop memorial and ridge paths reveal a far wider New Jersey than the shore.
New Jersey Botanical Garden at Skylands
Skylands pairs designed plantings and a Tudor manor with the quieter ecology of Ringwood’s hills.
Cape May County Park & Zoo
Animal habitats and generous park paths make this an easy Cape May County family day.
Liberty Science Center
Experiment across hands-on science halls in Liberty State Park, then choose a planetarium show deliberately.
Montclair Art Museum
A focused American and Native North American art visit where place and perspective matter.
Mount Tammany Red Dot Trail
A steep New Jersey ridge climb earns a broad panorama of the Delaware Water Gap.
Cape May Lighthouse
Climb the active 1859 beacon above Cape May Point, where bay and ocean meet.
Sandy Hook
A protected New Jersey peninsula combines Atlantic surf, bayside habitat, military history, and a lighthouse.
Morris Museum
Automata, art, science, and live performance make this Morristown museum unusually hard to pigeonhole.
Zimmerli Art Museum
Rutgers’ free art museum rewards close looking across American, European, and global collections.
Edelman Fossil Park & Museum
A modern fossil museum connects real New Jersey discoveries with hands-on Cretaceous exploration.
WheatonArts and Cultural Center
Watch molten glass take shape, then trace its many uses through a wooded South Jersey campus.
Sterling Hill Mining Museum
Descend with a guide through zinc-mining history and an underground tunnel of fluorescent minerals.
Franklin Mineral Museum
Local zinc geology, fluorescent specimens, and outdoor collecting turn a mineral display into a hands-on visit.
Tuckerton Seaport & Baymen’s Museum
Boats, decoys, oral histories, and a working creek explain coastal life beyond the beach.
Aviation Hall of Fame & Museum of New Jersey
Aircraft, engines, and New Jersey aviation stories sit beside the runways at Teterboro.
Yogi Berra Museum & Learning Center
Yogi Berra’s story reaches beyond championships into leadership, humor, and learning.
Naval Air Station Wildwood Aviation Museum
Historic Hangar No. 1 holds aircraft and wartime training stories beside Cape May Airport.
Charles J. Muth Museum of Hinchliffe Stadium
Inside a surviving Negro Leagues ballpark, Paterson’s players and community reclaim the center of the story.
Morristown National Historical Park
Washington’s headquarters and Jockey Hollow reveal two different scales of the Continental Army’s winter endurance.
Princeton Battlefield State Park
Walk the ground where the January 1777 Battle of Princeton closed Washington’s Ten Crucial Days campaign.
Old Barracks Museum
Galleries and living-history interpretation unpack a Trenton barracks used through the colonial and Revolutionary periods.
Liberty Hall Museum
Guided rooms and gardens follow a New Jersey family home from a Revolutionary-era house to a 50-room mansion.
Red Mill Museum Village
Clinton’s red mill opens onto quarrying, blacksmithing, schooling, and the working landscape of the Raritan.
Historic Cold Spring Village
A seasonal open-air village uses trades, buildings, and demonstrations to make nineteenth-century life tangible.
Batsto Village
A preserved industrial village in Wharton State Forest reveals work and community deep in the Pine Barrens.
Lucy the Elephant
A nineteenth-century roadside oddity survives as an architectural landmark you can tour from the inside.
Absecon Lighthouse
Climb New Jersey’s tallest lighthouse and read the original Fresnel lens against a rapidly changing coast.
Barnegat Lighthouse
A red-and-white lighthouse overlooks shifting inlet water, bay, jetty, and a remnant maritime forest.
Ringwood Manor
A layered estate tells the story of New Jersey ironmaking, family wealth, and a woodland landscape shaped by work.
Liberty State Park
Waterfront paths connect the New York skyline, a rail terminal, memorials, and a pocket of urban nature.
Cape May Point State Park
Ponds, dunes, and lookout paths make this coastal park a practical place to understand bird migration.
Wharton State Forest
Cedar water, sandy roads, forest trails, and historic settlements spread across the state’s largest forest tract.
Cheesequake State Park
Wooded ridges descend toward marsh and pine-barrens vegetation in a compact, unusually varied park.
Stokes State Forest
Hike from lakes and shaded valleys toward the broad views of Sunrise Mountain in New Jersey’s northwest.
Wawayanda State Park
A swimming lake, mountain paths, and wetlands offer several very different ways into New Jersey’s northern highlands.