Warren County History Trail
Oxford, NJ · Arts & Culture
- When
- November 7–8, 2026
- Where
- Sites countywide; coordinated by Warren County Division of Cultural & Heritage Affairs, 500 Mt. Pisgah Avenue · Oxford · NJ
- Cost
- Not confirmed
- Status
- Approximate: based on past editions, not announced yet
The Warren County History Trail is a self-guided, county-wide open house each fall, with roughly sixteen historic sites across the county opening for free tours and family activities on the same weekend. It is organized by the county's Division of Cultural and Heritage Affairs. Each site is open 10am-4pm on either the Saturday or the Sunday.
The history within reach
- Jenny Jump3.9 mi
The state forest carries a name from a story: a girl called Jenny, cornered on the ridge, whose father shouted at her to jump.
- Belvidere Victorian Days4.8 mi
A community heritage festival in Garret D.
A traditional agricultural fair held every summer in Harmony Township, tracing its roots to an 1859 gathering of area farmers and formally incorporated in 1937.
Kids ages eight to fourteen race homemade cars down Main Street in this soap box derby, billed as the premier event of its kind in western New Jersey.
A fall festival at Footbridge Park with bed races, a pumpkin pavilion, craft vendors, and a beer garden, run by the Blairstown Enhancement Committee to fund the park's footbridge restoration.