Recent content by Brian Sipler

Happy Thanksgiving! I hope everybody has a wonderful and safe holiday.

Thank you to everybody for the information, it was very helpful.

Thank you both for that information. The Ringwood State Park trail brochure is misleading because it says the State Line Trail crosses into New York so I’ll let the Ringwood State Park staff know it’s incorrect.

I know you guys said the State Line Trail goes to the border of New Jersey and New York and that there is a social trail across the street from there but does that social trail also have trail blazes? I’m asking because I’ve never been on that trail.

That’s definitely possible.

Hi everybody, I went on the Indian Purchase Trail and I took photos from under the regular powerlines and I took two photos from the access to the trail from Dreahook Road at those powerlines. The seventh photo is of a tree with branches that looks like what happens to people’s noses when they...

Ok, thank you to all of you for that information.

I looked at the trail brochure for Ringwood State Park and it says that the State Line Trail crosses the state border into New York and the Ringwood State Park staff told me the State Line Trail enters Sterling Forest in New York but is that correct?

Ok, I’ll go by what Trailforks shows. Thank you for that advice and information.

Good morning. I noticed Trailforks shows the wrong blaze color for some of the trails in Ringwood State Park. For example, the State Line Trail in Ringwood State Park has orange blazes but Trailforks shows it as having blue blazes. I don’t remember which other trails show the wrong trail...

Good morning. My life skills coach and I hiked the Indian Purchase Trail to the wooden pole powerlines like I did last week and we saw there’s definitely an access to the trail from Dreahook Road there. It’s a gravel driveway like path that goes down to the trail. I forgot to take pictures...

It might. I’ll check the next time I’m out there.

Good morning. This is a screenshot I took this morning of the regular powerlines that the Indian Purchase Trail goes along and crosses a bridge over the stream and then turns right. There’s also an access to the trail from Dreahook Road there.

Hi everybody. I went on the Indian Purchase Trail today to where there are regular powerlines on wooden poles and the trail turns left under the powerlines and goes over a bridge over the stream and I almost slipped on walnuts on the ground a few times so I decided to be safe and turn around.

Good morning. I hope everybody is doing great. I went on the Indian Purchase Trail again yesterday to that spot where the trail goes down the small hill in the wooded area to the left of the houses but the grass was still a little high down there so I turned around so I wouldn’t get ticks on...