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The Hikers Compass New Jersey Nature Guide

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$4.95 $7.5 In stock

The Hiker's Compass is a monthly subscription dedicated to expand your knowledge on Nature and Hiking. Your envelope will include a designed postcard showcasing one of the NJ forests, forest info cards, maps, plant ID cards, and hiking/nature accessories that change each month. *Note patterns/styles of handmade item, pins, etc. may vary.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Stella D. ★★★★★

The postcard this month features a beautiful NJ forest scene, and the info card included practical trail tips I hadn't seen before. It's a nice, tactile way to learn about local hiking spots without just reading on a screen.

Samuel ★★★★★

I was pleasantly surprised by how detailed the forest info cards are — they actually taught me about tree species I’ve always walked past. The postcard design is a nice touch, and it’s helped me plan a few weekend hikes I wouldn’t have discovered otherwise.

Brian Z. ★★★★★

I subscribed hoping for a new hiking spot each month, and the forest info card for Ramapo Mountain State Forest was packed with trail details that I actually used on a weekend trip. The postcard itself is nice, but the real value is in that little card—it’s clear they put research into it.