Port Norris Pathway

New Jersey

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Port Norris Pathway Facts

States: New Jersey
Counties: Cumberland
Length: 1 miles
Trail end points: Main Street and Dubois Road
Trail surfaces: Crushed Stone
Trail category: Rail-Trail
ID: 6298492
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Port Norris Pathway Description

This community trail begins at the intersection of Main and Pearl streets in the town of Port Norris, near the mouth of the Maurice River. It connects Port Norris with Bivalve. At one time the area was a center for the oystering industry. The trail passes through a short stretch of woods before following the bank of a stream; a small bridge carries the trail across a channel.

Heading south after the bridge the trail runs parallel to High Street (County 631) and terminates at Dubois Street. If you continue down High Street and turn east toward the Maurice River on Germantown Avenue, you will find a wildlife management area with a boardwalk that leads into the saltwater marsh. This area, Bivalve, is the home port of New Jersey's official tall ship, the A. J. Meerwald.

Be sure to catch Delaware Bay Days Festival, hosted by the Bayshore Discovery Project, in mid-June.

Parking and Trail Access

From New Jersey Route 55 south of Millville, exit to new Jersey Route 47. Turn right onto Mauricetown Crossway Road, which becomes the Mauricetown Bypass, which becomes North Avenue. Continue on North Avenue and turn right onto Main Street. The trail begins at the intersection of Main and Pearl streets, on the left side of Main Street.

Port Norris Pathway Reviews

take the loop too

go down the road and take the dirt road at the end of main, it loops all along the river. Take this back to the start.

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