Where to Go in NJ

Like many of the New England states, New Jersey isBasking Ridge. This is excellent for children, as they
a winter wonderland. Many people think of Newwill love seeing how maple syrup is made from the
Jersey as nothing but city but there are manysap of the trees. In Basking Ridge you will also find
activities to take part in both in town and on thethe annual Nature Through a Child's Eyes Exhibit. This
Jersey shore. Here are a few things that take placeexhibit features Somerset County kindergarteners
in February that are great for the weekend or athrough sixth graders who have expressed their love
family vacation. From the glacial lakes to theof nature.
cross-country skiing trails, you will find something forHudson Restaurant Week is an annual event that
everyone in Kittatinny Valley State Park in Newton. Inallows guests to try several different restaurants
February here are several state park programsthroughout New Jersey. Participating towns include
including "Tracking the Mammals of NJ: AnimalHoboken, Jersey City, North Bergen and
Awareness." This even is for adults and children agesWeekawken. The participating restaurants offer
10 and up. The park offers pelts, skulls, bones, teethpre-fixed meals for reduced prices. Many restaurants
and tracks that allow you to learn about theopen both lunch and dinner while others may offer
fascinating wildlife that call New Jersey home.only dinner. This is a great way to try out several
At Rutgers University in New Brunswick, you will findrestaurants that you have been tempted to visit but
the annual New Jersey Film Festival. The film festivalhave remained uncertain. The event is presented by
looks at various new documentaries and movies thatGet Out Hudson! and promotes Hudson County as a
are both heart wrenching and thought changing. Thepremier place to dine, particularly during this part of
festival is held on campus at Scott Hall and Loreethe year which tends to be slow for many
Building. There are several films hosted each year. It'srestaurants. Get Out Hudson! is a local magazine for
winter in New Jersey and that means its time forHoboken and Jersey City that promotes all the
Maple Sugaring at the Environmental Center inevents and activities that are available in the county.