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Hacklebarney State Park
- Established
- 1924
- Acreage
- 978 · 978 acres including the 465-acre Hacklebarney Natural Area; established 1924 with 32-acre donation from Adolph E. Borie
- Location
- Morris County, NJ (Long Valley/Chester Township)
- Key features
- Black River gorge; hemlock-lined ravine; boulder cascades; Rinehart and Trout Brooks; CCC-era stonework
- Activities
- Hiking, trout fishing, picnicking, bird watching, photography
- Notable
- Originally a 19th-century iron ore mining site; established in 1924 as a memorial donation from Adolph E. Borie
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Source: dep.nj.gov · 2026-05-14