Fri · Oct 9 · 2pm
Haunted Hike at Martin's Brook Park in Summit, NJ
Martin's Brook Park · 90 Butler Parkway, Summit, NJ 07901
Leaves crunch underfoot, the trail grows dark, and somewhere ahead, a spooky character waits to jump out. On Friday, October 9, the City of Summit welcomes families to its annual Haunted Hike at Martin's Brook Park.
The hike is one of the city's favorite October community events and is planned for all ages. Union County Life readers looking for a Halloween outing close to home will find two options, depending on how brave their group feels.
From 6 to 7 p.m., a less scary hike is set aside for younger children. From 7 to 8 p.m., the super scary hike begins, with spooky characters jumping out along the trail. Adult supervision is required for any child in fourth grade or younger.
Martin's Brook Park is on Butler Parkway, near the Carter House at 90 Butler Parkway, Summit. There is a suggested $5 donation at entry.
Whether your family picks the gentle walk or the scary one, it is a night of shrieks, giggles, and stories to tell on the way home. Find more Summit events, arts coverage, and community news on Union County Life.
Photo Credit: City of Summit
FAQ:
Q: How much does the Summit Haunted Hike cost?
A: There is a suggested $5 donation at entry for the Haunted Hike at Martin's Brook Park in Summit.
Q: Where is the Summit Haunted Hike, and where do I park?
A: The Haunted Hike is at Martin's Brook Park on Butler Parkway, near the Carter House at 90 Butler Parkway, Summit. The city did not list parking details.
Q: Is the Haunted Hike too scary for young kids?
A: The 6 to 7 p.m. hike is a less scary version for younger children. The 7 to 8 p.m. hike is super scary, with characters jumping out along the trail.
Q: Who can go, and do kids need an adult?
A: The Summit Haunted Hike is for all ages, and no registration is listed. Adult supervision is required for any child in fourth grade or younger.
Q: Where can I find more Halloween events in Summit?
A: Union County Life covers Summit events and community news, including the city's October Halloween lineup. Visit unioncountylife.com for more local happenings.
