This is approximately half a mile from the Glen Rock Duck Pond, and a tenth of a mile from Dunkerhook. Easton Tower: Also known as "The Tower" or "The Mill", this is a 20 foot high rotary mill that exists directly under Route 4 and the Paramus section of the park. This branches out of the main trail and is a popular spot for photos. The "Hill": The "Hill", as it is referred to, is the steepest part of the trail. It is an approximately 20 foot high drop or climb (depending on the direction) at an 8% grade. This hill is in between the waterfall and Easton Tower, in Fair Lawn. The County Park waters are stocked with trout and bass, notably at these following spots. Glen Rock Duck Pond: The Glen Rock Duck Pond primarily has bass and sunfish, although people have caught carp and even catfish here. Waterfall Area: This is the most popular fishing spot in the County Park. The area directly downstream of the waterfall has fast moving water, bubble water, in which people catch stocked trout and bass. The area also has sunfish, carp, and white suckers. The waterfall is specifically the widest and best spot to fish on the Saddle River, which follows along this trail. There are other spots along the Saddle River to fish on, but none as open or good as this. Otto Pehle: The Otto Pehle lake primarily has bass and sunfish, although some people have caught carp and catfish here. Can get bloated on the weekends. Ridgewood Duck Pond: The Ridgewood Duck Pond was formerly a fishing spot, but in recent years the pond has dried up substantially and there are either a few or no fish left.