Wyanokie Torne
- Elevation: 1120 feet
- : 41.0436, -74.356
- County: Passaic
- Ownership: public
- Owner: Norvin Green State Forest
- Trail Map: NYNJTC North Jersey Trails #115
- Topo Map: Acme Mapper
- Nearest Higher Neighbor: Buck Mountain (Wyanokies), 1.05 miles.
Other Members Who Have Climbed Wyanokie Torne
- Daniela Wagstaff
- Eric Koppel (trip report)
- Gery Monaco
- Gregory Bubniak (trip report)
- Hayley (trip report)
- Ian Colquhoun
- Jason Critelli
- Jeff Bennett (trip report)
- John Kopp (trip report)
- jon (trip report)
- Karen Englander
- Melissa
- Michael (Mike) Schwartz (trip report)
- Ralph Bressler (trip report)
- Rui Rodrigues (trip report)
- starben62 (trip report)
- Thomas Bubniak
- William Maurer (Hoosier) (trip report)
Torne Mountain's neighbor, Osio Rock, is very much worth visiting while you're in the area.
Summit Routes
- Route Name: Torne-Osio Rock Combo -by- Eric Koppel
Start: Otter Hole PA
End: Otter Hole PA
Description: Starting at the Otter Hole parking area on Glenwild Avenue, take the blue-blazed Hewitt-Butler trail to the top of Torne Mountain. The hike up only takes a few minutes. Osio Rock, Wyanokie Torne's neighbor, is ver much worth visiting while you're there.
Pictures Posted by Members
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A stone chair.
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The summit book for the Stone Living Room.
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The Stone Living Room.
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Torne Mountain as seen from Otter Hole Road.
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I dub thee, Pine Spire!
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The Stone Living Room atop Torne Mountain.
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Torne Mountain as seen from Pine Spire.
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Torne Mountain as seen from Buck Mountain.
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Me at sunset
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Giant Rock near summit.
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Blue trail runs over these great rocks
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More giant rocks
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Shot to the north.
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View to the West At the stone living room.
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Picture east taken above the treeline.
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Panorama of View to east.
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