Sawmill Bike Path At A Glance...
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- New Jersey Shore Region Ocean County
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Activities:
- Equestrian / Horseback
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Hiking
Flat, more like walking
- Jogging / Running
- Mountain Bike
- Walking
Amenities:- Picnic / Sitting Area
- Picnic tables
Trails:- Flat / Easy
- Crushed rock
Park Type:-
Municipal / City Park
Maintained by Brick Twp
About Sawmill Bike Path
The Sawmill Bike Path is located in Brick Township, NJ. It offers a nice crushed rock path a few miles long. This path stretches between Burnt Tavern Rd (starting across from the storage place) and Herbertsville Road (starting directly next to the fire academy entrance/across from Havens Farm). There is also a turnoff halfway through the 2 entrances mentioned above that will bring you towards Brick high school and Herbertsville Playground. Please check the map for these points.
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Nearby Places
- Sawmill Bike Path (~0 miles)
- Havens Homestead Museum (~1 miles)
- Frede Drive Park (~1 miles)
- Brick Reservoir (~2 miles)
- Beaver Dam Park (~2 miles)
- Norman J. Sherman Park (~2 miles)
- Metedeconk River (~2 miles)
- Manasquan River Wildlife Management Area (WMA) (~2 miles)
- Forge Pond (~2 miles)
- Osborn/Treasure/Nienstedt Island (Manasquan River) (~2 miles)
- Bennet Cabin (~3 miles)
- Allaire Dinosaurs (~3 miles)
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