Clinton is made for exploring — from its iconic Red Mill and scenic river views to charming bridges, art-filled corners, and storybook streets. Whether you’re walking, biking, or simply wandering, every turn invites you into a moment worth lingering in. Come see what makes this little town feel like a world of its own.
Trails & Walking Paths
Landsdown Trail – 3.7 mile trail starting south of Clinton into town center
Beaver Brook Ravine – 4.4-mile hiking route with scenic brook and birdwatching
Bray’s Hill Preserve – 1.3-mile woodland and meadow loop
Columbia Trail - a scenic, 15-to-16.5 mile multi-use trail in New Jersey running from High Bridge (Hunterdon County) to Washington Township/Mt. Olive (Morris County)
State Parks & Reservoirs
Spruce Run Recreation Area – 1,290-acre reservoir with boating, fishing, swimming, camping, trails, picnicking
Round Valley Recreation Area – Reservoir with boating, lifeguarded beach, camping, fishing, hiking, winter activities
Water Activities
Kayaking / Canoeing / Paddleboarding on South Branch Raritan River, Spruce Run Reservoir, Round Valley Reservoir
Yellow Dog Paddle – Local outfitter offering kayak, paddleboard, tubing, SUP Yoga, and fishing excursions
Museums & Cultural Spots
Red Mill Museum Village – Historic mill & quarry with 12 buildings, educational programs, seasonal events
Hunterdon Art Museum – Contemporary art & craft exhibits, art classes & workshops year-round
Parks & Recreation
Bundt Park – 33-acre multi-use park with walking trails, sports fields, dog park & community garden
Gebhardt Field at the Town of Clinton Community Center – children’s playground & tennis courts
Echo Hill Park, Hunterdon County Arboretum, Deer Path Park – Nearby county parks with walking areas
Other Outdoor Recreation
Fishing, swimming, kayaking & boating in rivers and reservoirs
Camping – Wilderness camping at Round Valley; traditional camping at Spruce Run
Winter sports – Cross-country skiing & snowshoeing on local trails (Beaver Brook, Round Valley)
Golf Courses (Nearby)
Small-Town Charm
Downtown stroll – Explore Main Street shops, cafés, bridges, and historic architecture