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is a short way to reach Lake (Hopatcong
over a narrow dirt coud, which Is inter*
csting If followed In dry weather, as It
goes through a wild and rugged section
of central (New Jersey. The small vil
lages of Oak Ridge and Petersburg are
passed to Berkshire Valley, where the
trunk line Is taken to X>ake Hopatcong.
Better1 road surface is utilized' from
Newfoundland, although considerably
longer in distance, by continuing north
to Stockholm, then by Beaver Lake to
Franklin Furnace, from which point
there Is a dirt road, which Is generally
in fair condition, going through Foijroo
For the return trip from Lake Hopat
cong hard surfaced road is found by
retracing the route to Ledgewood and
then going due east through DoVerv Rock
away and Danville. At a sign marked
Mountalh Lakes and along the Morris
Canal through Boonton, Montvllle, To
waco, Lincoln Park and Mountain View
to Slngac, thence south on the Pompton
Turnpike to Montclalr.
