Walking Trails and Hiking in Moorestown, NJ
Moorestown and the surrounding area offer a surprising variety of walking trails, nature preserves, and parks. Whether you want a gentle lakeside stroll or a proper forest hike, you will find it minutes from downtown.
One of the best things about living in Moorestown is the access to nature. The township is home to several beautiful parks and nature areas, and the surrounding region offers even more options for hiking, walking, and outdoor recreation.
This guide covers the best walking trails and hiking spots in and around Moorestown. For a complete overview of outdoor recreation, check out the Things to Do in Moorestown guide.
In Town
Walking Trails in Moorestown
You do not need to leave town to enjoy a great walk. Moorestown has several excellent parks and trails right within its borders.
Strawbridge Lake Park 70 acres
The crown jewel of Moorestown's parks. Strawbridge Lake features a 3.2-mile paved loop trail that circles the lake, offering beautiful water views, benches for resting, and plenty of wildlife. The trail is flat, well-maintained, and perfect for walkers, joggers, and families with strollers. Fishing and canoeing are also popular here.
Crows Woods Recreation Area 50 acres
A 50-acre wooded area with a 1.5-mile forested loop trail. Crows Woods offers a more rustic walking experience with a natural surface trail through mature trees. Rated highly by local hikers, it is a great spot for a quick nature escape without leaving town.
Boundary Creek Natural Resource Area
A natural area with boardwalks, nature study opportunities, and wildlife observation. The trails wind through marsh and woodland habitats, offering a peaceful, immersive nature experience. Great for birdwatching and quiet contemplation.
Nearby Hikes
Hiking Near Moorestown Worth the Drive
For longer hikes and more varied terrain, the parks and preserves surrounding Moorestown offer excellent options, all within a short drive.
Rancocas State Park
The premier hiking destination near Moorestown. Rancocas State Park offers several miles of trails through hardwood forest and tidal marsh, including the popular 4-mile Rancocas Creekside Loop and Red Fox Loop. The Rancocas Nature Center has an additional 3 miles of trails through varied habitats. A true natural gem minutes from town.
Pompeston Park
A quiet park with creek-side trails that offer a peaceful walking experience. The trails follow Pompeston Creek and provide opportunities for wildlife viewing and birdwatching.
Amico Island State Park
A wooded island park with Delaware River views. The trails offer a scenic escape with river overlooks, mature forests, and a peaceful atmosphere. Great for a short hike with a view.
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