Isabella Davis, a lifelong resident of West Orange has created the “Get to Know West Orange” Scavenger Hunt as part of her Girl Scout Gold Award project. The Gold Award is the highest award a Girl Scout can earn and focuses on making an important, sustainable impact in some part of her community.   The scavenger hunt challenges you to test your knowledge about West Orange by exploring thirteen distinct destinations ranging from locally- to nationally-run spots. If you are new to or visiting West Orange, this engaging activity will help

West Orange, New Jersey, throbs with a vibrant energy. But beneath the modern pulse lies a rich tapestry of history, waiting to be unraveled. So, step back in time and embark on a journey through some of our township’s most significant historical sites: Innovation Ignites: Thomas Edison National Historical Park No exploration of West Orange’s history is complete without a visit to the Thomas Edison National Historical Park. Here, at the “Wizard of Menlo Park’s” home and laboratory, you’ll witness firsthand the birthplace of inventions that revolutionized the world. Tour

Living in an urban environment doesn’t have to mean sacrificing your connection with nature. West Orange, New Jersey, shatters that notion. Nestled within the Essex County suburbs, West Orange offers a surprising abundance of outdoor activities, making it an ideal destination for recreation enthusiasts of all ages and interests. Nature’s Playground: Explore a Tapestry of Parks and Trails West Orange boasts a network of stunning parks and trails, perfect for hiking, biking, or a leisurely stroll. The crown jewel is the Eagle Rock Reservation, a 400-acre preserve featuring scenic overlooks,