Guided Hike - Tripod Rocks

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The Tripod Rock loop-hike in Pyramid Mountain Natural Historic Area is 3.5 miles and about 550’ of elevation up and down. It's an easy to moderate hike that we'll take at a leisurely pace.
We will email the parking and hike details to those registered closer to the hike date.
The Tripod Rock loop-hike in Pyramid Mountain Natural Historic Area is 3.5 miles and about 550’ of elevation up and down. It's an easy to moderate hike that we'll take at a leisurely pace.
Glacial erratics are rocks that shouldn't be there... An invasive species if you will! They differ from the bedrock and the native rocks because they were transported there by glaciers. Tripod Rock is a 180-ton glacial erratic that decided to stay put, exactly where it is now, on top of three smaller rocks, 18,000 years ago. Makes for a great photo! We'll be visiting Tripod Rock and some of the other largest glacial erratics in the state, as well as hitting a few breathtaking viewpoints along the way where, on a clear day, you can see the NYC skyline.
This hike is a great introduction to the 1,675-acre Pyramid Mountain Natural Historic Area where one can spend days exploring the Tripod Rock area on one side of Boonton Avenue and the Turkey Mountain area on the other side, with its interesting ruins and waterfalls. Pyramid Mountain is part of the Morris County Parks System which includes other great hiking parks such as Lewis Morris County Park, Mahlon Dickerson Reservation, and Silas Condict County Park.
The parking and hike details are emailed after registration.

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