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Pinelands Nature Trail, 1.2 milesSand dunes, unusual flora, windswept pine woods and cranberry bogs along the trail give hikers a great way to enjoy the natural world of the Delaware shore. Trailside World War II bunkers provide a bit of history. Begin your trek on this National Recreation Trail across the road from the Seaside Nature Center. Dune Overlook Trail, 3.1 milesThis trail begins across from the 24-hour beach access road, down Dune Road, past the campground and tower. Don't miss the three spurs along the trail. The first spur leads you to a restored World War II observation tower; the second leads you to our famous "Walking Dunes." At the tip of the third spur, you will be surrounded on three sides by a fascinating marsh. This page last updated |
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Junction and Breakwater Trail, 6 miles |
This new trail will take you through woods and across bridges that offer outstanding views of coastal wetlands, and a World War II observation tower. The trail is 12 feet wide with a crushed stone surface that is suited for walking and biking, and will also accommodate wheelchairs. The northern trailhead features a 56-car parking lot, restrooms, information center, bike rack, and new landscaping. This is a straight trail that does not loop. It can also be accessed from Wolfe Neck Road or Holland Glade Road, behind the Ocean Outlets. |
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