About - Rocky Ridge Trail Loop
Welcome to the Rocky Ridge Trail Loop, where the great outdoors meets warm hospitality. Located in the heart of Mahwah, New Jersey, we're a haven for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Our beautiful hiking trails offer breathtaking views and a chance to connect with the stunning natural beauty of our surroundings. At Rocky Ridge Trail Loop, we're passionate about providing an exceptional experience for every guest. Our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction is unwavering, and we strive to make every visit a memorable one. As a locally-owned business, we're deeply rooted in the Mahwah community and take pride in being a responsible steward of our environment. We invite you to join us and discover the magic of the Rocky Ridge Trail Loop. We can't wait to share our little slice of paradise with you and create unforgettable memories together.
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We parked in a large gravel lot just before the maintenance yard lot. From the lot, we walked 500 feet south before coming upon the trailhead of the blue blazed Rocky Ridge Trail on our right. In about 200 feet, we bore right at the loop split, choosing to go clockwise. Crossing the powerline cut, the blue trail became a 20-foot-wide woods road. That steady incline climbed up the mountainside about 1,500 feet before tapering down to a narrow winding woods path, still well blazed, and leading up the Campgaw’s summit area. The summit high point was a rocky area with a thorn bush growing out of the cracks in the rock. There were no views to be had from that point. We continued north on the blue trail. Just before it makes a 90 degree turn east, running parallel to the ski slopes, I wandered into the ski slope area to some pictures. Impressive views to the east in the valley below can be had from that point. Back to the blue trail, making a left, it hugs the slope area for a few hundred feet, and then leads southeast where it merges with the orange trail before turning blue again and exiting at the trailhead.