Jenny Jump State Forest stretches through the Warren County municipalities of Frelinghuysen, Hope, Liberty and Independence about 12 miles southeast of the Delaware Water Gap. From the forest's rolling terrain and 9 miles of hiking trails, you can see vistas of the Kittatinny Mountains and the Water Gap. The park is a popular spot for hiking, bird-watching, camping and bass fishing. Once a family estate, Worthington State Forest is 6,000 acres extending along 7 miles of the Kittatinny Ridge within the Water Gap. Privately owned attractions in the area include The Land of Make Believe in Hope and the Miniature Kingdom in Washington, and there are five locations within Warren County from which visitors can take commercial hot-air balloon rides.
Warren County has eight high schools, six public and two private.
It is home to two colleges, the four-year Centenary College, in Hackettstown, and Warren County Community College. Centenary was founded in 1867 as a Methodist-affiliated school. I guess they got tired of the extra commute. We also have a lot of empty-nesters moving out here. They're still within commuting distance of their families, but the home prices are better.