Trail running climbs in New Jersey, United States

VertMatch lists 5 climbs in New Jersey, United States, hardest first. The hardest is Red Dot Trail, 2.3 km at 14.7%, Hardwick Township, at 4.7 TEP, and it is also the longest. A typical climb here is 766 m at 19.6%.

  1. Red Dot Trail, 2.3 km at 14.7%, Hardwick Township 4.7 TEP
  2. Garvey Springs Trail, 839 m at 19.6%, Hardwick Township 3.6 TEP
  3. Garvey Springs Trail, 766 m at 19.8%, Hardwick Township 3.3 TEP
  4. Highlands Trail, 595 m at 21.7%, Ringwood 3.3 TEP
  5. Bearfort Ridge, 750 m at 18.1%, Upper Greenwood Lake 2.6 TEP

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