Sussex county

**Dubya R Ex** · 12-19-2006 05:00 PM

Originally Posted by gingertooth

if your going to be in northern NJ you might as while hit Harriman State Park. it's right on the border. Best place by far in the local area. I live in ringwood, 10 minutes from it. I ride my roadbike all over that place. PM me if anybody wants to hook up for a ride through there. Just don't expect to be driving like an idiot. It's very windy and very scenic. It's the best by far.

SOudns like fun..we shud def meet up sometime..

**Mikie13** · 12-29-2006 09:12 AM

Originally Posted by farBeyondDriven

gotta watch 347, especially 47 and 49, staties are all over those roads. only in the summer though when people are headed to the shore... the cops know when people see those wooded roads to the shore they open the throttle, people are always pulled over around there. you'd never it expect it though, it is the middle of nowhere.

I'll completely agree with you on that one.I don't even screw around on the backroads to the beach...but out in Pemberton there are a lot of good roads as well...around Ft. Dix and and McGuire AFB.

I definitely know roads off of rt 23 up by West Milford. I used to go to school at Willy P, so it was in the area. I haven't been able to take my car up there yet since I've had it. But...this weekend, I'm heading to Sparta for New Years...its on!!!

**Blup** · 01-19-2007 02:40 AM

Cops love me and my yellow baby. I get pulled over for doing the speed limit...

I hate NJ...

The best ride for me is where there are no cops. I live right near Route 3, Route 80, 46, 17, 21 (fun road, drive it going to Newark for school every day), 287, turnpike, parkway... basically every major road in NJ. Cops eeeevvveeerryyywheeere. I'm very careful in my rex and don't speed too much but when ya got 315 ponies crying to run loose ya gotta let 'em out sometimes.

Where are there super back country roads in townships that can't afford police?

**gingertooth** · 01-19-2007 05:13 AM

harriman state park, NY....... and sterling forest... warwick, NY....vernon, NJ, i drive it all the time, and never have problems. The best twisty roads anywhere, by far!!

**shep21** · 12-29-2007 02:19 PM

i live near LBI and if I head west for 15 minutes im in the middle of pine barrens. lots of smoooth, wide, sand roads, you can rally all dayy down here....cant wait to get the wagon out there.

**Mikie13** · 12-31-2007 07:53 AM

Originally Posted by shep21

i live near LBI and if I head west for 15 minutes im in the middle of pine barrens. lots of smoooth, wide, sand roads, you can rally all dayy down here....cant wait to get the wagon out there.

Was this a Happy New Years bump?

This was last posted in almost a year ago...and one of the discussions were how those roads just west of LBI in the pine barrens are the ones where Staties love to chill, especially in the summer! Good roads though if you do know how to be invisible to cops...

**shep21** · 12-31-2007 08:05 AM

ha....wow, I should have checked the dates...

but I was referring to the dirt roads. sure 72, 539, etc are loaded with cops, but I have lived here all my life and have spent alot of time exploring the woods, I have maybe seen 2 game wardens and 1 trooper out there. and none of them gave a **** about me....if you dont go out there during hunting season, trust me, you won't have a problem.

**wunderboy987** · 12-31-2007 08:11 AM

Originally Posted by njazwrx

In Chester/Long Valley in morris county. Black River Rd. Winds along the black river with many turns and twists. Just be alert due to the fact that it is a State Park area and there could possibly be pedestrians. Another good one is Schooleys Mtn Road towards hackettstown leaving the Long Valley area. It is a fluctuating uphill twisty/downhill twisty assortment of turns. I would suggest driving this straight at least once before you amp up your speed as to get used to the road and the points where the speed traps are. If i can think of anymore I will post them up.

i live neer long valley and iv been on both of those roads they are awesome sometimes cops sit on schooleys mtn road tho so be carful

**fire_cky** · 03-14-2008 09:45 AM

hunterdon county - lots of good back roads pretty much everywhere.

**twistedphrame** · 01-12-2011 06:48 PM

Old mine road/water gap recreation area into Walpack is really scenic and has some nice bends too if if you go far enough.
I-80 W to Wallpack Center, NJ - Google Maps

it's not that long but you can spend a few hours driving around out there real easy.

**Trinidrift3** · 03-03-2011 08:45 AM

Originally Posted by twistedphrame

Old mine road/water gap recreation area into Walpack is really scenic and has some nice bends too if if you go far enough.
I-80 W to Wallpack Center, NJ - Google Maps

it's not that long but you can spend a few hours driving around out there real easy.

what a bump lol
if your not far from NY, take 9W all the way to upstate NY. its so much fun because it turns into a touge running along side the hudson river.........300ft up

**twistedphrame** · 03-03-2011 08:55 AM

Originally Posted by Trinidrift3

what a bump lol
if your not far from NY, take 9W all the way to upstate NY. its so much fun because it turns into a touge running along side the hudson river.........300ft up

Is that the Eagles Nest or am I thinking of East Branch of the delaware? I apparently need to learn how to read time stamps....