Quarry by Blueberry Hill Trail Gibbsboro, NJ 08026

"This is a decent place to hike. Parking is paved, which is nice, although, it can't handle much traffic. Nearly all trails are paved, which is nice. Does have a number of off paved trails for the true hiker but don't expect hard trails. Trails have a nice woodsy feel, and even though there are two busy streets that cross the trails, nature does a wonderful job at keeping road noise to near silent levels. I give them 3 stars only for the fact that any avid hiker could run through all the paved trails in one go at it. It's peaceful. Good people. Decent parking. Just wish they had longer trails."

"I've been going for hikes for a few months but am always finding new trails."

"03/03/2021 I have been to this park several times. I usually park on Blueberry Hill Trail Parking on Berlin Road. Then follow the paved trail and signs to Blueberry Hill. On top of the hill you will see the open quarry area. I have never been down in the quarry though. When the trail meets a major road United States Avenue, go across the road and you will see a trail along a ruined railway. Walk to your right you will find a small lake. Then very soon you will reachbthe end of the trail. Turn back and go straight ahead for a little bit more by the road, you will see a beautiful Lindenwold Memorial Park, where you can extend your hiking in the park for a while. The park has a very nice new playground and a fit circuit trail, as well as sport fields. (Bathrooms not opened) When you turn back to the park, go in thru another entrance to the left and you will go thru another section of the trail. This way, you may be able to cover about 4.5 miles instead of only around 2.5 miles. Check out my markings on the attached screenshot of Google map. Please bear in mind that many sections of the trail by the ruined railway is quite wet and muddy. So just use cautions on it. Or if you want to avoid stepping on such spots, either stay away from it or wear waterproof shoes."

"It's beautiful out there! I love walking the trails - there's miles and miles of them. There's pages trails and dirt trails. Most of the time you see more wildlife than humans."

"Pretty interesting place to explore. VERY difficult to ride a mountain bike in, but definitely suitable for hiking. I'm pretty sure motorized vehicles are prohibited, based on a conversation I had with a town official who said they patrol to kick those types out. Not sure what you're allowed to do there otherwise, i.e. if it's even open to the public. There are a few areas very easily accessible by the paths on Blueberry Hill, but still, not sure if you're allowed to just venture in."