Welcome to High Bridge

The Promise of Tomorrow
with the Dignity of Yesterday.

Located in the rolling hills of Northern Hunterdon County, Western New Jersey, High Bridge is quintessentially small town America. Situated midway between New York City and Philadelphia, it is most easily found travelling on Route 78, exit 17, between the Round Valley and Spruce Run Reservoirs. Easily accessible to major roadways including Routes 78, 22, 287, 80, and 31, our Borough offers scenic natural beauty including the Ken Lockwood Gorge as the State's premier fly fishing stream. A section of High Bridge lies within Voorhees State Park that includes the Paul H. Robinson Observatory.

A host of recreational facilities are available for parents and their children including parks for soccer, football, lacrosse, golfing and baseball, not to mention the Columbia trail section of Patriots Path, the State's longest mountain biking and jogging trail. Safety from the crime associated with big cities, economic opportunities for the industrialist to the merchant and an educational system, which boasts the highest test scores in the state, as determined by the New York Times are other attributes recognized by visitors. All within commuting distance to metropolitan New York and Philadelphia.