Nature programs continue at Liberty State Park with the Low Tide Beach Walk and Scavenger Hunt on Sunday, Sept. 24.
Caven Point beach at Liberty State Park in Jersey City at low tide. Nature programs continue at Liberty State Park with their Low Tide Beach Walk and Scavenger Hunt on Sunday, Sept. 24, from 10 a.m. to noon. The group will meet at Lot #1 located at 300 Morris Pesin Drive, Jersey City, and walk over to the beach area. There is more than a mile and a half of walking involved. All ages are welcome to participate.
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