Cute little train station in the heart of downtown Chatham New Jersey. Negatives of this train…read morestation are that the parking is relatively limited so you better come early if you're not a monthly parker. Also they're pretty much at zero amenities at the station house. The hours are limited and so if you have to go to the bathroom make sure you plan ahead. Also there are not even any vending machines or snack food options.

Great train station but the guy at the ticket booth I came across this morning was a complete waste…read moreof space!! Too busy on his phone to do his job. You had ONE JOB man!! I asked him for a round trip ticket to NY Penn Station and this guy printed & gave me a round trip ticket to ORANGE! Why?!?!? Is it because I was a black woman in Chatham and that is the only place I could possibly be going to at 7am in the morning?!?!? #clown Yes, I spoke clearly and loud enough to know what I asked for. Now when he gave me the tickets, I had a feeling the price was off, but since I haven't been on the train in months figured maybe it had changed or they were offering a discount!?!? Foolish of me to have thought that or not to have checked my tickets right then and there. I didn't know I had the wrong ones until I was already on the train. #clown So glad I'm no longer about this NYC commuting life anymore because between him and the overly privileged guy I sat next to on the train, who had no idea about personal space, I've had enough of NJT for a while!

Located on the Gladstone Branch of the Morris and Essex line; this train station has plenty of…read moreparking. The station itself is pretty isolated, so if you want a quick drink or bite to eat after your ride you will have travel a bit more to get to a restaurant. The station is well lit and has plenty of vending machines. Overall, not too shabby!

Conveniently located a step away from campus (College of Saint Elizabeth or Fairleigh Dickinson…read moreUniversity). There is a waiting room on both sides of the tracks but the one heading to NY/Hoboken is much bigger, cleaner, and it has rest rooms...that are surprisingly clean! Ticket vendors are also located on that side of the tracks. My only issue with this station is that, I get out of class around 9..it's reallyyyy dark and isolated around this time. I'm sure it's safe... BUT I would feel safer if the waiting room would not close at 8:30! This would be great ...especially considering the temperature outside.

I used this train station when I was commuting from NYC to Morristown. It is a very small station,…read morethe waiting room is very bare and isolated, not a lot of people in the afternoons. At least it is somewhere to take cover from wind, rain and snow, and at least there are restrooms inside.

A convenient station on the Morris Essex line right before Millburn where you can drop off and pick…read moreup from. Parking is limited though so you have to watch that's hen the commuters are active. More parking at the Summit or Millburn stops.

I personally love this station! However, trains rarely run, only weekdays during rush hour, no…read moreweekend service either.

Great historic site showcasing Revolutionary War soldier living. The visitor center has an…read moreinformational video, a recreation log cabin space, and a gift shop. The tour is worth sticking around for. It starts at the visitor center and takes a small walk down to the Wick House, where the officers would have encamped. It's the same building redone inside as it was back at the time. It's very informative to learn about just how miserable it was in the winter waiting for battle. The worst snow ever, lack of food/supplies/clothing would have broken many men. But luckily for us, most of the soldiers survived the winter and went on to fight for American Independence. It's worth a couple of hours to visit this historic site. After the visitor center, there are other sites in driving distance or some hiking paths if you just want to enjoy some nature.

I love winter hiking! Met up with the northern NJ chapter of my plus size hiking group for some…read morecrisp winter air and had a blast at Jockey Hollow! I've only been to JH twice before - I brought my dog for the first time in the summer and discovered he doesn't like small wheels - the bikers and strollers and multiple bear sightings quickly made us abandon ship. The next time I drove through with my husband in the early fall to admire the colors. It was really nice to experience it blanketed in snow. The park was reasonably busy but no one was on the interior trails, just the paved pathways, so we had them all to ourselves. We did yellow and orange trails for 2+ mile loop back to the Wick Farm lot. About the Trails: The trails started off dirt packed and then quickly switched to snow over ice. We needed spikes and were glad we all had them. There were a couple of hills along the way but everything doable, some cute bridge crossings. I liked the historical info and replicas as well. Pretty cool to imagine soldiers posted up in the woods 250 years ago. The interior trails are not accessible for mobility devices but the outer loop is paved and runs adjacent to the trails in a few spots. I had a lot of fun - will definitely return!

Sunset, pub, and Grill is such an awesome place to hang grab some food and some drinks. I love that…read moreyou can watch the planes take off and land while enjoying your meal definitely worth the trip. The food is really good and the service has always been great.

Lincoln Park Airport is an enjoyable way to spend a day!…read more We enjoyed a very nice lunch at the Sunset Pub and Grill. One has a view of the airfield while dining at the Sunset Pub and Grill. Also, you have a beautiful view of the tree lined mountains. We watched helicopters and small planes ascend and descend. Surprisingly, the sound from the aircraft wasn't loud at all. I could have left my ear plugs home. LOL... Definitely take a day trip to Lincoln Park Airport and enjoy the planes in flight.

Grove Street Station is one of the most convenient path stations on the Path Line…read more It is well kept and a kunction point that lets you out in the heart of Grove Square, which is a restaurant and nightlife hub for Jersey City. I could go on about this, but I wrote a huge blog article on the Jersey City nightlife already.l If you search for it, ;)

Absolute gem of a place. Every person that works there is a delight and impeccably well run by…read moremanagement. The food is stellar. My new local spot that I highly recommend. Love love it.