Outdoor Club of South Jersey

09/25/2026

Overnight backpacking trip on the Batona Trail

Led by Ed Davenport, pictures by Jerry Kloby

09/23/2026

09/13/2026

A few pictures of our Annual Club Picnic at Pakim Pond in Brendan Byrne State Forest, Saturday, September 12. Four various-length pre-picnic hikes, a slow bike ride and a chance to try out kayaking on the pond, as well as fun and games, good food and friends. A big THANK You to Mark and Kate Laible for once again organizing a fun event. And thank you to all the volunteers who helped make it happen.

Pictures by Wendell G, Kim N, Mark L., Jodie K, Jay S, Khadija M. and Frank C. More pictures can be seen on Meetup.

09/10/2026

6 mile hike around Harrisville Pond on Martha Rd. and the Batona Trail.

Led by Jim Robostello, pictures by Gisele B and Khadija M

09/06/2026

A leisurely paddle on the Southwest Branch of the Rancocas Creek. From Kirby's Mill up-stream to Medford Park where we had a lunch break, and back – around 5 miles.

Led by Paul Baumhauer, pictures by Vicky G, Steve S and Jodie K

09/02/2026

Wading......9.2.26

09/02/2026

August Events Re-Cap

08/31/2026

Just a few hours left to register for the 2026 Tour de Pines Bike Ride before the price increase tomorrow (Sept 1). What are you waiting for?

We are wheelie excited to tell you that there is still space to register for our annual Tour de Pines event! Join us in celebrating Pinelands Month in October with four single-day tours of the New Jersey Pinelands from October 1 – October 4.

All routes start & finish in the same location; participants can register for individual races or multiple!

This year's start/finish locations are:
✅ October 1: Renault Winery & Resort in Egg Harbor City, NJ
✅ October 2: Whitesbog Preservation Trust in Browns Mills, NJ
✅ October 3: Parvin State Park in Pittsgrove, NJ
✅ October 4: Pinelands Alliance in Southampton, NJ

This 2026 Tour de Pines is sponsored by the Outdoor Club of South Jersey , an all-volunteer organization founded in 1967 dedicated to connecting people to nature. We are pleased to work with Kermesse Sport to organize the Tour de Pines, which allows us to continue to offer high-quality biking events for you to enjoy.

A portion of the proceeds from the Tour de Pines benefits the work of the Pinelands Alliance so there are always green places to ride your bike!



https://pinelandsalliance.org/explore-the-pinelands/pinelands-events-and-programs/tour-de-pines/

08/28/2026

Historical Cattus Island provides a unique habitat of salt marshes & woodland. We hiked 6.5 miles of easy trails enjoying the end of Summer around the salt marsh and rooted trails.

Led by Roger Ledele, pictures by Roger, and Johnny Freeman