Huckleberry Ridge State Forest

A small and secluded parking at the end of the road is the start of the Lenape ridge trail. Be aware of at the start of the trail the intersections are not marked once on the trail it’s much better. This time of year you can see out past the trees

Beautiful forest trails somewhat rocky in places, wear your boots. This Park is hunted so remember that in November .

We went in the Raymond Drive entrance. We headed to the white path because it was the shortest.We had to cross thru yellow, red, blue. Not a problem. We found a look out straightened up. Only problem was the path was not adequately marked and we got lost. So pretty woods. Just be careful.

Moderate 4 mile loop with great vistas and variety

Shown as easy, very rocky, steep and hard to climb over. If you are a beginner hiker, do not go on this

Good hunting

The bike rides I took was great but the trails are not marked well at all. There was multiple times that I had to stop and backtrack just to find a single trail marker just to stay on track. The views and the trails were fun they just need more and better signage.

Peaceful. Very Rocky trails

We parked at the lot at the end of Raymond Drive. Starting from there we took the yellow trail, took a right on the red trail, and then a left onto the blue trail to the first vista. We then came back the blue trail and followed the white trail back to the beginning. The trails were awesome. The ticks were horrendous! We mustve taken a dozen off of each other while hiking. When we got to our hotel, the clerk noticed one on us. In our hotel room we took 9 off of us. In the morning, we found 4 more. The ticks are crazy there!!!

Great forest to hike in

Go there

I grew up in the area and just love this place. Now that its open to the public and full of nicely maintained trails its even better. OSI and the NY/NJ Trails Conference are buying up adjacent land and adding to it through land swaps. Parking can be an issue but the new parking area on Minisink Avenue (just past the yellow trailer) is very nice and can fit a dozen cars or so. There are other access points on Route 6 and near Lake Hawthorne as well. The best view in the lower area is off an unmarked trail that runs between the White and Yellow (formerly red) trails. You get a view of the golf course below and enough of Port Jervis so that it looks quaint without the run-down former industrial parts being obvious. Trails in the section of forest above I-84 are not as well maintained and parking is roadside and very limited but there are better views. There is no parking at the trailhead near Greenville (as of 2015) or at the intersection of Rt. 6 and Mountain Road nearby which makes that section difficult to access. Most of the trails are on the TC map 123 Kittatinny North 2 which is available both printed on Tyvek and digitally on the Avenza PDF Maps app. The free SRT map also covers the area but in less detail.

Great time

Beautiful views

Beautiful Park with nice trails!!!

Had a fun hike!