Tags: Whitesbog Village

Listen to the night sounds of the Pines, learn about Whitesbog and experience the seasonal changes of the Pinelands. All walks are 3‑5 miles in length, weather permitting and led by experienced leaders. Reservations requested. $5/person.

Sponsored by the Whitesbog Preservation Trust.

$5/person. Call (609) 893-4646. W.

Sample unique and hard to find varieties, participate in a blueberry bakeoff or sign on as a judge. $5 donation/person, reservations required.

Reservations requested. $5/person. All walks are 3‑5 miles in length, weather permitting and led by experienced leaders. Whitesbog Preservation Trust.

View the stars and planets using BCC's high-powered telescopes. Meet at Whitesbog general Store. FREE Outdoor Event. registration not required.

Sponsored by Burlington County College, under the financial support of a grant by NASA.

Listen to the night sounds of the Pines, learn about Whitesbog and experience the seasonal changes of the Pinelands. Reservations requested. $5/person. All walks are 3‑5 miles in length, weather permitting and led by experienced leaders. Whitesbog Preservation Trust.

Stroll the Historic Village, learn about Whitesbog's role in history and visit Suningive, Elizabeth White's historic home, the worker's cottages and other buildings that speak to Whitesbog's heritage. $5/person.

Sponsored by the Whitesbog Preservation Trust.

This guided tour will feature swamps, pine & oak forests, cedar water, mudflats & more. Along the way, your feet will stay dry as the "Nature in a Bag" kits bring the Pine Barrens right to you.

Cost: $10 per person per program, pre-registration required.

Sponsored by PINES, Burlington County College

Reservations requested. $5/person. Sponsored by the Whitesbog Preservation Trust.

This guided tour will feature swamps, pine & oak forests, cedar water, mudflats & more. Along the way, your feet will stay dry as the "Nature in a Bag" kits bring the Pine Barrens right to you.

Cost: $10 per person per program, pre-registration required.

Sponsored by PINES, Burlington County College

Stroll the Historic Village, learn about Whitesbog's role in history and visit Suningive, Elizabeth White's historic home, the worker's cottages and other buildings that speak to Whitesbog's heritage. $5/person.

Sponsored by the Whitesbog Preservation Trust.

Listen to the night sounds of the Pines, learn about Whitesbog and experience the seasonal changes of the Pinelands. All walks are 3‑5 miles in length, weather permitting and led by experienced leaders. Reservations requested. $5/person.

Sponsored by the Whitesbog Preservation Trust.

Discover the journey of the cranberry from wetland to market as we tour historic bogs and buildings of Whitesbog Village.

Cost: $10 per person per program, pre-registration required.

Sponsored by PINES, Burlington County College

Discover the journey of the cranberry from wetland to market as we tour historic bogs and buildings of Whitesbog Village.

Cost: $10 per person per program, pre-registration required.

Sponsored by PINES, Burlington County College

View a modern wet-harvest and learn about the history and cultivation of cranberries in NJ.

$10 donation/person, reservations required.

Sponsored by the Whitesbog Preservation Trust.

View a modern wet-harvest and learn about the history and cultivation of cranberries in NJ.

$10 donation/person, reservations required.

Sponsored by the Whitesbog Preservation Trust.

Discover the journey of the cranberry from wetland to market as we tour historic bogs and buildings of Whitesbog Village.

Cost: $10 per person per program, pre-registration required.

Sponsored by PINES, Burlington County College

Discover the journey of the cranberry from wetland to market as we tour historic bogs and buildings of Whitesbog Village.

Cost: $10 per person per program, pre-registration required.

Sponsored by PINES, Burlington County College

$10 donation/person, reservations required.

Sponsored by the Whitesbog Preservation Trust.

Celebrate the Cranberry Harvest with lectures & demonstrations on cranberry cultivation, children's activities, pumpkin painting, a sunset hayride, a bonfire and storytelling. $15/family, reservations requested.

Stroll the Historic Village, learn about Whitesbog's role in history and visit Suningive, Elizabeth White's historic home, the worker's cottages and other buildings that speak to Whitesbog's heritage. $5/person.

Sponsored by the Whitesbog Preservation Trust.

Presenter Ted Gordon will talk about Hanover Furnace and Mary Ann Forge, the ironworks' role in history and their lasting legacy in the Pinelands. Reservations requested. $5/member, $7/non-members.

Sponsored by the Whitesbog Preservation Trust.

Family Fun Activities

Hunt for clues around the historic village, participate in old time house chores, and do some farm work in the cranberry bog. Through these activities you will experience what life was like a century ago, and become acquainted with our connection to the land through farming.

$5/person. Reservation requested. Sponsored by the Whitesbog Preservation Trust.

Listen to the night sounds of the Pines, learn about Whitesbog and experience the seasonal changes of the Pinelands. All walks are 3‑5 miles in length, weather permitting and led by experienced leaders. Reservations requested. $5/person.

Sponsored by the Whitesbog Preservation Trust.

Stroll the Historic Village, learn about Whitesbog's role in history and visit Suningive, Elizabeth White's historic home, the worker's cottages and other buildings that speak to Whitesbog's heritage. $5/person.

Sponsored by the Whitesbog Preservation Trust.

Enjoy a slice of rural history enjoy the sights, sounds and smells of the holidays as you walk through the historic village. The village will be decorated for the season, snacks will be featured at each stop on the tour. Shop in the General Store for those unique holiday gifts.

Sponsored by PINES, Burlington County College.

Quarterly Lecture Series. 1 PM. $5 members, $7 non-members, by reservation. "J.J. White: The Man and his Legacy," with presenter Albertine Senske An agricultural renaissance man, J.J. White was a mechanical engineer, a cranberry grower, a writer, a businessman, a practicing Quaker, and a devoted father. Learn his story.

Sponsored by the Whitesbog Historic Trust.

Whitesbog's Winter Celebration 1 PM$5 members, $7 non-members, byreservation. For Children - Nature walk and candy-cane find with Santa's helper, holiday arts & crafts and a special photograph with Santa.

1 PM $5 members, $7 non-members, by reservation. For Children - Nature walk and candy-cane find with Santa's helper, holiday arts & crafts and a special photograph with Santa.

Stroll the Historic Village, learn about Whitesbog's role in history and visit Suningive, Elizabeth White's historic home, the worker's cottages and other buildings that speak to Whitesbog's heritage. $5/person.

Sponsored by the Whitesbog Preservation Trust.

Stroll the Historic Village, learn about Whitesbog's role in history and visit Suningive, Elizabeth White's historic home, the worker's cottages and other buildings that speak to Whitesbog's heritage. $5/person.

Sponsored by the Whitesbog Preservation Trust.

6 miles, moderate pace. All are welcomed. Hike the wintry beauty among ponds filled with Tundra Swans. Bring binoculars. Dress for the cold weather. Bring picnic type food to share at tailgate social after hike. Meet at Whitesbog Village parking lot. Take Rt. 70 east to Rt. 530 north (Browns Mills/Ft Dix) go 1 mile, turn right onto Whitesbog Road go to parking lot. Inclement weather cancels.

Sponsored by the Outdoor Club of South Jersey. Membership is required to attend Club events; however, you may attend 1 Club program as a guest.

An indoor and outdoor presentation featuring: migration, nesting, breeding, feeding, bird features, and a van tour to swan habitat.

Location: Whitesbog General Store

Sponsored by the Pinelands Institute for Natural & Environmental Studies

Listen to the night sounds of the Pines, learn about Whitesbog and experience the seasonal changes of the Pinelands. All walks are 3‑5 miles in length, weather permitting and led by experienced leaders. Reservations requested. $5/person.

Sponsored by the Whitesbog Preservation Trust.

Stroll the Historic Village, learn about Whitesbog's role in history and visit Suningive, Elizabeth White's historic home, the worker's cottages and other buildings that speak to Whitesbog's heritage. $5/person.

Sponsored by the Whitesbog Preservation Trust.

5-6 miles, moderate paced walk among the working cranberry bogs and along woodland roads and paths. Four legged hikers will be provided trail eats. We will have a short trailside snack break and be back in time for lunch near the General Store. Meet at the parking area across from the store.

Sponsored by the Outdoor Club of South Jersey. Membership is required to attend Club program; however, you may attend one Club program as a guest.

Listen to the night sounds of the Pines, learn about Whitesbog and experience the seasonal changes of the Pinelands. All walks are 3‑5 miles in length, weather permitting and led by experienced leaders. Reservations requested. $5/person.

Sponsored by the Whitesbog Preservation Trust.

Walk along sandy roads and bogs to discover beautiful flowers of the Pine Barrens. Observe their natural habitat, learn how to identify plants by their characteristics; perform documentation of species through nature journaling.

Location: Whitesbog General Store

Sponsored by the Pinelands Institute for Natural & Environmental Studies.

Celebrate all things blueberry at this old-fashioned festival. Great family fun – blueberry picking, historical presentations and tours, arts and country crafts, music, food and lots more. $8/carload

Visit the PPA booth to browse our merchandise and receive updates on current issues.

Sponsored by the Whitesbog Preservation Trust.

$5/person. Stroll the Historic Village, learn about Whitesbog's role in history and visit Suningive, Elizabeth White's historic home, the worker's cottages and other buildings that speak to Whitesbog's heritage.

Buck Moon. Reservations requested. $5/person. Listen to the night sounds of the Pines, learn about Whitesbog and experience the seasonal changes of the Pinelands. All walks are 3‑5 miles in length, weather permitting and led by experienced leaders.

Whitesbog Village Tour 1 PM $5/person. Stroll the Historic Village, learn about Whitesbog's role in history and visit Suningive, Elizabeth White's historic home, the worker's cottages and other buildings that speak to Whitesbog's heritage.

Sponsored by the Whitesbog Historic Trust.

Quarterly Lecture Series. 1 PM. $5 members, $7 non-members, by reservation. "The Last of the Pine Barren's Charcoal Makers," Presenter: Ted Gordon.

Sponsored by the Whitesbog Preservation Trust.

Moonlight Walk at 7 PM. Sturgeon Moon. reservations requested. $5/person. Listen to the night sounds of the Pines, learn about Whitesbog and experience the seasonal changes of the Pinelands. All walks are 3‑5 miles in length, weather permitting and led by experienced leaders.

Sponsored by the Whitesbog Historic Trust.

Whitesbog Village Tour 1 PM $5/person. Stroll the Historic Village, learn about Whitesbog's role in history and visit Suningive, Elizabeth White's historic home, the worker's cottages and other buildings that speak to Whitesbog's heritage.

Sponsored by the Whitesbog Historic Trust.

Whitesbog Preservation Trust Quarterly Lecture Series $5 members, $7 non-members, by reservation. "J.J. White: The Man and his Legacy," with presenter Albertine Senske An agricultural renaissance man, J.J. White was a mechanical engineer, a cranberry grower, a writer, a businessman, a practicing Quaker, and a devoted father. Learn his story.

Moonlight Walk at 7 PM. Harvest Moon. reservations requested. $5/person. Listen to the night sounds of the Pines, learn about Whitesbog and experience the seasonal changes of the Pinelands. All walks are 3‑5 miles in length, weather permitting and led by experienced leaders.

Sponsored by the Whitesbog Preservation Trust.

Whitesbog Village Tour 1 PM $5/person. Stroll the Historic Village, learn about Whitesbog's role in history and visit Suningive, Elizabeth White's historic home, the worker's cottages and other buildings that speak to Whitesbog's heritage.

Sponsored by the Whitesbog Historic Trust.

View a modern wet-harvest and learn about the history and cultivation of cranberries in NJ. $10 donation/person, reservations required.

Sponsored by the Whitesbog Preservation Trust.

A day of fun and learning about the NJ Pinelands!

• Bluegrass Bands

• Children's
• Activities Artists
• Tours
• Walks
• Presentations
• Food & Drink

Presentations will include speakers on a variety of Pinelands topics, including plants, animals, history, and culture.

Historic Whitesbog is the site of the first cultivated blueberry. The surrounding bogs and forest provide an opportunity to view a pinelands ecosystem. Tours will include cranberry bog tours, historic tours of Whitesbog Village (including Sunningive, the home of Elizabeth White, who first cultivated the blueberry), and ecology walks led by naturalists. Tours will continue throughout the day.

A wide variety of exhibitors, artists, nature photographers, and interactive displays will be showcased, all featuring the different facets and crafts of the Pinelands. Many of the region's environmental organizations will be on hand. Information and pamphlets will be available for festival-goers to collect as a resource.

Parking: $7 per car.

Pinelands Vendor Spaces available. Call or email PINES at Burlington County College to inquire.

Hosted by Bulrington County College's Pinelands Institiute for Natural & Environmental Sciences

A day of fun and learning about the NJ Pinelands!

The day will include the release of a rehabilitated animal, walking and tractor driven tours, presenters on a wide range of Pinelands subjects, sounds provided by icons in the Pine Barrens music community, children's activities, great food, and exhibits that offer a wealth of information.

Presentations will include speakers on a variety of Pinelands topics, including plants, animals, history, and culture.

Historic Whitesbog is the site of the first cultivated blueberry. The surrounding bogs and forest provide an opportunity to view a pinelands ecosystem. Tours will include cranberry bog tours, historic tours of Whitesbog Village (including Sunningive, the home of Elizabeth White, who first cultivated the blueberry), and ecology walks led by naturalists. Tours will continue throughout the day.

A wide variety of exhibitors, artists, nature photographers, and interactive displays will be showcased, all featuring the different facets and crafts of the Pinelands. Many of the region's environmental organizations will be on hand. Information and pamphlets will be available for festival-goers to collect as a resource.

Pinelands Vendor Spaces available. Call or email PINES at Burlington County College to inquire.

The Pinelands Discovery Loop highlights include historic Whitesbog Village, Brendan Byrne State Forest, and the annual Pinelands Discovery Festival.

FREE. Registration required. Register online or call 609 859-8860 x24

View a modern wet-harvest and learn about the history and cultivation of cranberries in NJ. $10 donation/person, reservations required.

Sponsored by the Whitesbog Preservation Trust.

View a modern wet-harvest and learn about the history and cultivation of cranberries in NJ. $10 donation/person, reservations required.

Sponsored by the Whitesbog Preservation Trust.

Moonlight Walk at 7 PM. Harvest Moon. reservations requested. $5/person. Listen to the night sounds of the Pines, learn about Whitesbog and experience the seasonal changes of the Pinelands. All walks are 3‑5 miles in length, weather permitting and led by experienced leaders.

Sponsored by the Whitesbog Preservation Trust.

View a modern wet-harvest and learn about the history and cultivation of cranberries in NJ. $10 donation/person, reservations required.

Sponsored by the Whitesbog Preservation Trust.

Whitesbog Village Tour 1 PM $5/person. Stroll the Historic Village, learn about Whitesbog's role in history and visit Suningive, Elizabeth White's historic home, the worker's cottages and other buildings that speak to Whitesbog's heritage.

Sponsored by the Whitesbog Historic Trust.

The second Whitesbog Symposium is right around the corner and you really don't want to miss it. Mark your calendar for Saturday, November 6. The Symposium offers an opportunity to examine the broad spectrum of influence that Whitesbog and the people associated with it had on their surroundings and vice versa. Our lecturers have prepared presentations that will awaken your appreciation of Whitesbog's role in New Jersey history.

Schedule:

8:50 - 9:00 Introduction by Chairman, Ted Gordon

9:05 - 9:55 Whitesbog's Neighbors, 19th and 20th Century by Ted Gordon

10:05 - 10:55 Elizabeth Coleman White - Exploring her Roots by Millicent Moore

11:00 - 11:50 The Cranberry Research Sub-Station at Whitesbog by Richard Prickett

12:00 - 1:00 LUNCH at the Whitesbog General Store

1:10 - 2:00 J.J. White: The man and his Legacy by Albertine Senske

2:05 - 2:55 Cranberry Cleaning and Sorting Machines - Old and New by Dr. Mark Ehlenfeldt

3:00 - 3:50 Rare and Common Reptiles and Amphibians of Whitesbog by John Joyce

In addition to learning more about Whitesbog, you will have a chance to connect with others who are nature enthusiasts, agriculturists or history buffs. So come. Treat yourself and your mind to a great experience.

Members $20, non-members $30. Lunch included. Pre-registration is necessary. Space is limited.

For more information call (609) 893-4646, e-mail us at WhitesbogPreservationTrust@comcast.net or visit us on the web at www.whitesbog.org.

Moonlight Walk at 7 PM. Harvest Moon. reservations requested. $5/person. Listen to the night sounds of the Pines, learn about Whitesbog and experience the seasonal changes of the Pinelands. All walks are 3‑5 miles in length, weather permitting and led by experienced leaders.

Sponsored by the Whitesbog Preservation Trust.

Whitesbog Village Tour 1 PM $5/person. Stroll the Historic Village, learn about Whitesbog's role in history and visit Suningive, Elizabeth White's historic home, the worker's cottages and other buildings that speak to Whitesbog's heritage.

Sponsored by the Whitesbog Historic Trust.

Whitesbog Quarterly Lecture Series. $5 members, $7 non-members, by reservation. "Whitesbog and the World Beyond," with presenter Richard Prickett. This bird's-eye presentation travels by road and rail to see the sites that were familiar to J.J. White and Elizabeth White, seasonal workers and others who put Whitesbog on the map.

6 to 7 miles. Moderate pace. If we are lucky we may see the lovely tundra swan, so bring your
cameras. Only mandatory stops for picture taking, clothing adjustments or nature calls, so don't over do the coffee, it will be cold out there. You will be back to the cars at lunch time and you can have your lunch at the tables. People with GPS's must keep track of my speed so I don't go too fast. Just reel me in. Dogs and kids are welcome, both on leash. Be early, we leave on time.

Sponsored by the Outdoor Club of South Jersey.

4 - 5 miles. Easy pace. Whitesbog is a NJ historic site and was a village built to house workers in the local cranberry bogs. Every year the bogs and ponds in the region near Whitesbog are home to a wintering population of Tundra swans and perhaps we will see them as we hike around the bogs. Directions www.whitesbog.org Bring beverage and lunch.

Sponsored by the Sierra Club - West Jersey Group

$5 donation/person, reservations requested. Explore Suningive's gardens, the nearby bogs and Pineland areas with Mark Szutarski to identify native plants as they begin their springtime display.

6-7 mi. moderate pace - Join me in a walk through the bog woods and help me get my 1000 mi. in. Clothing adjustments, drinks, or pit stops only. Bring an energy or snack bar and drink. Lunch can be eaten at the tables when we return around noon. It will be mostly sand roads but bug spray may be a good idea to ward off any waking ticks from their long winter nap. Pull me by my braid if I go too fast. Cookies provided for hiker hounds on leash. Kids on leash, but no cookies. Be on time, I wait for no man. Note start time. Leader: Faye bearberrygirl@aol.com h 732-363-9242, c 912-433-8257 co- leader: Jay walkinginmud@aol.com c 908-692-5765

Sponsored by the Outdoor Club of South Jersey

$5 donation/person, reservations requested. Experience Suningive's gardens in bloom. Learn about Elizabeth White's plant collection and efforts to preserve her gardens and restore her unique plant collection.

1 PM $5/person. Stroll the Historic Village, learn about Whitesbog's role in history and visit Suningive, Elizabeth White's historic home, the worker's cottages and other buildings that speak to Whitesbog's heritage.

Celebrate all things blueberry at this old-fashioned festival. Great family fun – blueberry picking, historical presentations and tours, arts and country crafts, music, food and lots more. $8/carload

Visit the PPA booth to browse our merchandise and receive updates on current issues.

Sponsored by the Whitesbog Preservation Trust.

1 PM $5/person. Stroll the Historic Village, learn about Whitesbog's role in history and visit Suningive, Elizabeth White's historic home, the worker's cottages and other buildings that speak to Whitesbog's heritage.

$5 donation/person, reservations required. Learn all about Whitesbog's role in blueberry cultivation from Mark Ehlenfeldt, WPT President and Blueberry Geneticist with the UDSA. Sample unique and hard to find varieties, participate in a blueberry bakeoff or sign on as a judge.

Strawberry Moon. reservations requested. $5/person. Listen to the night sounds of the Pines, learn about Whitesbog and experience the seasonal changes of the Pinelands. All walks are 3‑5 miles in length, weather permitting and led by experienced leaders.

1 PM $5/person. Stroll the Historic Village, learn about Whitesbog's role in history and visit Suningive, Elizabeth White's historic home, the worker's cottages and other buildings that speak to Whitesbog's heritage.

Quarterly Lecture Series 1 PM $5 members, $7 non-members, by reservation. "The Last of the Pine Barren's Charcoal Makers," presenter: Ted Gordon

Strawberry Moon. reservations requested. $5/person. Listen to the night sounds of the Pines, learn about Whitesbog and experience the seasonal changes of the Pinelands. All walks are 3‑5 miles in length, weather permitting and led by experienced leaders.

1 PM $5/person. Stroll the Historic Village, learn about Whitesbog's role in history and visit Suningive, Elizabeth White's historic home, the worker's cottages and other buildings that speak to Whitesbog's heritage.

$5 members, $7 non-members, byreservation.Presenter: Ted Gordon

Learn all about the men and women that pioneered the cranberry industry for Joseph J. White and helped Whitesbog to become New Jersey's premier Cranberry farm.

Whitesbog Quarterly Lecture Series 1 PM $5 members, $7 non-members, by reservation. "J.J. White: The Man and his Legacy," with presenter Albertine Senske An agricultural renaissance man, J.J. White was a mechanical engineer, a cranberry grower, a writer, a businessman, a practicing Quaker, and a devoted father. Learn his story.

Speaker: Rick Prickett, Trustee, Whitesbog Preservation Trust

Location: Whitesbog Village (Barrel Factory)

Description: This indoor presentation will explore the villages of Rome and Florence that once housed the seasonal work force that picked berries at Whitesbog. Attendees are welcome to explore Whitesbog Village on their own after the presentation.

Cost: $10

Registration:Register online or call 609 859-8860 x14 or email tomdunn@pinelandsalliance.org

Visit Brendan Byrne SF and Whitesbog Preserve with Karl Anderson and try your hand at identifying common and unique Pine Barrens tree species. The day will cover both conifers and deciduous, including some species not native to the area. Late summer herbaceous plants, such as asters and goldenrods will not be ignored. This is a great day for the beginner and seasoned botanist. Cost: $15 for members, $20 for nonmembers.

Sponsored by the NJ Audubon Ramcocas Nature Center

1 PM $5/person. Stroll the Historic Village, learn about Whitesbog's role in history and visit Suningive, Elizabeth White's historic home, the worker's cottages and other buildings that speak to Whitesbog's heritage.

Strawberry Moon. reservations requested. $5/person. Listen to the night sounds of the Pines, learn about Whitesbog and experience the seasonal changes of the Pinelands. All walks are 3‑5 miles in length, weather permitting and led by experienced leaders.

$10 donation/person, reservations are required. View a modern wet-harvest (weather & harvest schedule permitting) and learn about the history and cultivation of cranberries in NJ. Tour historic Whitesbog village with Whitesbog's 'Cranberry King', Joseph J. White, his daughter, Elizabeth, and Charles Beckwith, played by historical interpreters.

1 PM $5/person. Stroll the Historic Village, learn about Whitesbog's role in history and visit Suningive, Elizabeth White's historic home, the worker's cottages and other buildings that speak to Whitesbog's heritage.

Presenter: Millie Moore

Reservations requested. $5/person. Listen to the night sounds of the Pines, learn about Whitesbog and experience the seasonal changes of the Pinelands. All walks are 3‑5 miles in length, weather permitting and led by experienced leaders.

1 PM $5/person. Stroll the Historic Village, learn about Whitesbog's role in history and visit Suningive, Elizabeth White's historic home, the worker's cottages and other buildings that speak to Whitesbog's heritage.

10am.5 miles, easy pace on sandy trails. Whitesbog is a NJ historic site and was a village built to house workers who harvested the local cranberry bogs. Check the website for directions www.whitesbog.org Last year we saw many Tundra Swans! Optional guided tour of the Village at 1pm (small fee). Bring lunch and beverage. Meet in the parking lot across from the General Store. Leashed dogs are welcome. George & Leona F 609-259-3734 or Leona@pineypaddlers.com

Reservations requested. $5/person. Listen to the night sounds of the Pines, learn about Whitesbog and experience the seasonal changes of the Pinelands. All walks are 3‑5 miles in length, weather permitting and led by experienced leaders.

4 - 5 miles. Easy pace. Whitesbog is a NJ historic site and was a village built to house workers in the local cranberry bogs. Every year the bogs and ponds in the region near Whitesbog are home to a wintering population of Tundra swans and perhaps we'll see them as we hike around the bogs. Leashed dogs are welcome! Optional guided tour of the Village at 1pm (small fee). Directions www.whitesbog.org Bring beverage and lunch. Leaders: George & Leona F 609-259-3734 or Leona@pineypaddlers.com

6 miles. Moderate pace. All are welcomed. Hike the wintry beauty among ponds filled with Tundra Swans. Bring binoculars. Dress for the cold weather. NP/NC. Bring picnic type food to share at tailgate social after hike. Meet at Whitesbog Village parking lot. Take Rt. 70 east to Rt. 530 north (Browns Mills/Ft Dix) go 1 mile, turn right onto Whitesbog Road go to parking lot.

Sponsored by the Outdoor Club of South Jersey

$5 donation/person requested. Reservations requested.

Walks are 3 - 5 miles long, and led by experienced leaders. $5 donation/person, reservations requested.

$5 donation/person requested. Reservations requested.

Walks are 3 - 5 miles long, and led by experienced leaders. $5 donation/person, reservations requested.

$5 donation/person, reservations requested.

$5 donation/person requested. Reservations requested.

Walks are 3 - 5 miles long, and led by experienced leaders. $5 donation/person, reservations requested.

$5 donation/person requested. Reservations requested.

$5 donation/person, reservations requested.

5 miles, easy pace. A leisurely stroll through the village and the operating bogs Meet at main parking lot at Whitesbog Rd off of Rt 530.

Leader: David Bicking, (6 0 9) 332-2109, dbickin @ yahoo.com

Sponsored by the Outdoor Club of South Jersey.