Hiking

It is time to take a hike! Trails in the Timucuan Preserve take you through shady hammocks and along pristine beaches. You can walk along the paths used by Timucuan Indians, or along the roads that enslaved men, women, and children walked to the fields. While hiking, you'll experience the beauty of the rivers and salt marshes.

Always prepare for hiking in the preserve by checking the weather, telling others when you plan to return and packing water. Please leave no trace on our trails and keep dogs on a leash. Hiking permits are not required in Timucuan Preserve.

map of hammock trail loop at fort caroline — Fort Caroline National Memorial Trails
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map of theodore roosevelt area for Accessible version see Accessibility section — Theodore Roosevelt Area and Spanish Pond
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a trail map showing city Cedar point preserve connected by bridge to trails at Cedar point a key is in the corner — Cedar Point and JaxParks Cedar Point Preserve connected trails.
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More Hiking

Explore the 7 Creeks Recreation Area
Parks in Partnership

Learn more about the 30+ mile trails system in Northeast Jacksonville.
City of Jax Trails
Betz-Tiger Point

The address, trail and paddling maps for Jacksonville parks are available here.
What you need to know
Accessibility

The park is continually striving to improve our accessibility.
Hike the Island
Fort George Island Trails

Leave from either Ribault Club or Kingsley Plantation and wander to Point Isabel, up Mt. Cornelia, and through an abandoned golf course.
State Park
Pumpkin Hill Creek Preserve

Visit the state park website for the most up to date trail information.
Beachside Trails
Talbot Islands

Explore the state park trails on Talbot Island.