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1 TRIP OF THE WEEK State forest gets its name from 200-year-old legend AMINE ZATZ Press Correspondent Jenny Jump State Forest, Hope Township iZ Jinny 03 J'iZS (Tso) Enrol I J. -SI Newark ha, tf again and follow the gravel road to sites 10 and 1 1 where you'll turn left along the Swamp trail, past site 11, back to the car. Should you want to camp here, there are two camp shelters and seven campsites. Wood is sold at the office, but remember to bring an ax for chopping and splitting. Camp shelters are fully enclosed, weather-tight buildings with fireplace-type stoves for heating and outdoor fireplaces for cooking and bunk accommodations for four people, while camp sites have spaces for tents, tables with benches, fireplaces, toilets and water.

The views are magnificent from many of the forest roads and trails. On clear days, facing west, the view of the Kittatinny Valley goes on almost forever from Wind Gap, for 20 miles southwest to the highest peak in High Point State, some 30 miles north. Another fine view to the east includes old Silver Mine Valley. and fabulous views all year. Stop at the visitors' office for a map of the park.

If it's closed, drive to the first parking lot you come to, park and walk uphill to the red-blazed trail Turn right after a few yards. On the right side of the trail is a picnic table beside a large rock outcrop. At the fork, turn right onto Summit Trail. Next you'll come to a lovely vista 1,090 feet atop the Kittatinny Mountain Ridge. With beautiful stretches of farmland below you, it's a great spot to sit and relax.

Continue straight along the ridge following the white-blazed trail, heading downhill. It's sometimes difficult to follow the blazes, so keep each in sight Should you lose your way, reverse direction until you've spotted the last one before proceeding. In about IS minutes you'll reach the bottom. Here the trail eventually comes to a dead end at a grassy trail. Turn here for the return.

At group site within the camp ground, turn left HOPE TOWNSHIP While her father worked clearing the land, Jenny busied herself picking berries near the edge of a cliff. Suddenly Jenny's father heard strange sounds. Noticing Indians creeping through the forest toward her with tomahawks raised, and unable to aid his little girl, he yelled, "Jump, Jenny, Jump!" She did unfortunately right off the mountain top. At least that's what Swedish missionary Sven Roseen wrote in his diary in 1747, explaining how Jenny Jump Mountain got its name. Even if the story is true, it's now safe to visit Jenny Jump State Forest because the Indians left the area a long time ago.

Once the domain of the Minsi tribe in the Indian nation called the Lenape, or Dela wares, this 967-acre park in Warren County about 12 miles southeast of the Delaware Water Gap offers short, easy trails the Notch picnic area. SPECIAL NOTES For further information, write to Jenny Jump Forest, Box 150, Hope, NJ. 07844.Trailer and tent sites cost $7 per night For senior citizens and handicapped people the fee is $2 per night Shelters cost $15 per night, $105 per week. Attractions nearby include the Delaware Water Gap, the New Jersey State Fish Hatchery, Land of Make Believe and the historical town of Hope. is the way to go here.

Bring hot drinks during winter and relax at one of the numerous picnic tables and fireplaces scattered throughout the park. Otherwise stop along the trail, enjoying your lunch at a scenic spot HOW TO GET THERE Consult your map for the most direct route or take the Garden State Parkway north to 280 west to 80 west the Hope exit Go south on Route 521, which becomes Route 519 and follow signs to the park. It is approximately 100 miles from the Asbury Park area. A self-guided nature trail is near WHERE TO EAT Picnicking Hal Kaufman Junior Whirl SUM 87 MAGIC TO PONDER Nine numbers 22, 23 between" numbers of the and 24; 28, 29 and 30; outer perimeter are even amounts. Remember, the three numbers in each row, horizontally, vertically and diagonally are to total 87.

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