The "1Kers". Official peak challenge of 1000 ft peaks in New Jersey from the New Jersey 1K Club. Perfect for day trips from NYC area. The New Jersey 1K Club "seeks to bring attention to the many hiking opportunities and challenges that the Garden State offers". See more at https://nj1k.org
Highest peak
High Point (New Jersey)
1,803 ft / 549 m
Most prominent peak
High Point (New Jersey)
883 ft / 269 m prom
Most summited peak
High Point (New Jersey)
125 summits
Most difficult peak
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Difficulty breakdown
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Highlights
Latest summits
"Little bit of everything with my everything today. Took the Highlands Trail in Long Pond Ironworks SP over Big Beech Mountain and into NY, then followed fading woods roads into Sterling Forest SP and up Hasenclever Hill. Bushwhacked into Tranquility Ridge County Park, up and down Hope Mountain, then followed herd paths and woods roads to Tranquility Mountain summit area, before catching the pipeline cut back to the car. Social Distancing to the max. Not today Coronavirus. Not today." — wacbravo • Mar 21, 2020
"Definitely a choose your own adventure type of day. Hubby and I bushwhacked and explored the backwoods of Long Pond Ironworks State Park, Sterling Forest State Park, and Tranquility Ridge County Park. 3 parks, 4 peaks, not too shabby :)" — pandyabear • Mar 21, 2020
"Little bit of everything with my everything today. Took the Highlands Trail in Long Pond Ironworks SP over Big Beech Mountain and into NY, then followed fading woods roads into Sterling Forest SP and up Hasenclever Hill. Bushwhacked into Tranquility Ridge County Park, up and down Hope Mountain, then followed herd paths and woods roads to Tranquility Mountain summit area, before catching the pipeline cut back to the car. Social Distancing to the max. Not today Coronavirus. Not today." — wacbravo • Mar 21, 2020
"Definitely a choose your own adventure type of day. Hubby and I bushwhacked and explored the backwoods of Long Pond Ironworks State Park, Sterling Forest State Park, and Tranquility Ridge County Park. 3 parks, 4 peaks, not too shabby :)" — pandyabear • Mar 21, 2020
"Red Dot trail to the summit of Mount Tammany, followed by a ridge walk on the Tammany Fire Road to the turquoise trail bringing us down to Sunfish Pond and a return on the Dunnfield Creek trail. Turquoise trail was very overgrown, lots of blowdown on Dunnfield Creek. Very high water crossings." — michelleidler • Dec 18, 2019