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Farm Road Trail

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  2. NJ
  3. …Northern New Jersey
  4. …East Brunswick
  5. Ireland Brook Conservation Area
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“Flat and sandy, but there is a nice pond in the middle of it. ”

Benjamin Gordon
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1.2

Miles

1.9

KM

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Runnable

86' 26 m

High

76' 23 m

Low

17' 5 m

Up

18' 6 m

Down

1%

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3%

Max Grade (2°)

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Features Birding · Lake

Runner Notes

There are some sections of loose sand and unpacked gravel.

Description

This trail is one of the three main trails at Davidson Mill Pond Park. It is a loop with a tail, with connections to all of the other trails in the park. There isn't much to see on this trail, and there is only one picturesque spot, but it makes for a nice calm run through the woods.

Flora & Fauna

Typical NJ flora and fauna, but because of the amount of nearby wetland, there is a lot of dragonflies buzzing about on warm days.

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Land Manager: Middlesex County - Parks and Recreation

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Benjamin Gordon
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in Ireland Brook Conservation Area

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in Ireland Brook Conserva…

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in New Jersey

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The post that denotes the beginning of the Hidden Pond Trail.
May 25, 2021 near Dayton, NJ
Entrance to the Farm Hill Road Trail. Hidden behind the Earth Center from the Parking lot, but also accessible by the Native Plants trail behind the building.
May 25, 2021 near Dayton, NJ
One of the few scenic spots. A clearing of grass next to a pond. Good for picnics!
May 25, 2021 near Dayton, NJ

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