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Ami Menz
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  • Villas, NJ
  • United States

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Abandoned Town Hiking

Started this discussion. Last reply by Ami Menz Sep 29, 2012. 6 Replies

Hi Everyone! I was wondering if anyone happens to know the access point to get to the trails that lead through the Pine Barrons (I believe near Shamong Forest near Wharton Forest) to get to the…Continue

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Ami Menz replied to Ami Menz's discussion Abandoned Town Hiking
"Awesome! Loads of info there!"
Sep 29, 2012
njHiking.com replied to Ami Menz's discussion Abandoned Town Hiking
"Hi Ami - another site you can check is the "Ghost Towns and Forgotten Places" forum on njpinebarrens.com. --Dawn"
Sep 29, 2012
Ami Menz replied to Ami Menz's discussion Abandoned Town Hiking
"Thanks Brom! The website Linda sent me too was great and I just ordered this book from Amazon so I think I see some hiking in the future :)"
Sep 29, 2012
Brom Vermeulen replied to Ami Menz's discussion Abandoned Town Hiking
"Hello Ami, Try to locate a copy of "Ghost Towns and other quirky places in the New Jersey pine barrens" by Barbara Solem-Stull. It's a fairly recent book (2006) and your local library may have it. It has maps and descriptions of ghost…"
Sep 29, 2012
Ami Menz replied to Ami Menz's discussion Abandoned Town Hiking
"Thank you so much Linda! I'm going to check it out now :)"
Sep 28, 2012
Linda Frank replied to Ami Menz's discussion Abandoned Town Hiking
"Hi, Ami. While there's many abandoned towns & structures in The Barrens, some of the more known and visited are along The Batona Trail in Wharton State Forest.  I'm thinking the particular one you're referring to that's…"
Sep 28, 2012
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Abandoned Town Hiking

Hi Everyone! I was wondering if anyone happens to know the access point to get to the trails that lead through the Pine Barrons (I believe near Shamong Forest near Wharton Forest) to get to the abandoned buildings. I heard it's quite interesting but haven't been able to get any directions to where to start. If anyone has any suggestions or GPS cords let me know. Thanks! AmiSee More
Sep 28, 2012
njHiking.com left a comment for Ami Menz
"Hi Ami - Welcome to the site! --Dawn"
Sep 28, 2012
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At 10:08am on September 28, 2012, njHiking.com said…

Hi Ami - Welcome to the site!

--Dawn

 
 
 

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