You’ve likely heard of the Jersey Shore, the state’s


crown jewel with 130 miles of coastline, white sand beaches, world-famous boardwalks, majestic lighthouses and surf and-sun fun. And of course, Atlantic City, its popular, ocean side playground for casino gaming and headliner entertainment. But New Jersey promises much more—year-round! Here, experience Cape May’s Victoria grandeur and Princeton’s Ivy League university charm. Explore lush parks, forests and open spaces. Dig in to epic history, including American Revolution battlefields and sites. Enjoy amusement parks, rts and culture, top-rated golf, dining and shopping hotspots, and


200+ wineries, breweries and distilleries. Garden State Adventure New Jersey’s nickname is the “Garden State” for


its diversity of ecosystems providing peaceful places to soak up nature, see wildlife and engage in outdoor activities. They encompass rolling farmland and serene seaside and the wild Kittatinny Mountains Delaware River, freshwater wetlands and over one million forested acres of Pinelands National Reserve. Access a 72-mile section of the Appalachian National


VISIT NEW JERSEY: THE MUST-SEE STATE


Discover the coast’s captivating beaches, boardwalks and lighthouses —plus culture-rich cities, quaint towns and vast parks


Scenic Trail, the world’s longest hiking-only footpath, from Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area


and several state parks. Distinctive Destinations


Unearth northern New Jersey’s urban treasures, in unique metropolises such as Jersey City, Newark, Elizabeth and Hoboken, near New York City. Be awed by the American Dream retail and entertainment complex (and tax free clothing and shoes!), shows at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center and professional sports at MetLife Stadium. Across the state, catch fascinating attractions like Thomas Edison National Historical Park in West Orange (the inventor’s home and laboratory), Grounds for Sculpture in Hamilton (a 42-acre sculpture garden, museum and arboretum) and Black history landmarks such as the Harriet Tubman Museum and Underground Railroad sites.


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