KATHRYN ABBEY HANNA PARK TRAIL
500 Wonderwood Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32223
Since 1967
Wildlife Observation, Walking, Parks, Dog Trails, Swimming, Outdoor Activities, RV Camping, Bicycle, Handicap, Canoe and Kayak, Picnic, Nature, Beaches, Group Camping, Bodies of Water & Restroom
Hanna Park has over 20 miles of trails for the hardcore mountain bikers and the entire family to enjoy ● 60-acre freshwater lake and a fish management area where you and your family can choose from fishing and kayaking ● Picnic areas, facilities for cookouts, reunions, retreats, and other group activities
Price: Entry Fees: $3 per pedestrian and bicyclist, $5 per car (up to six people) & $50 Bus entry fee
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LITTLE TALBOT ISLAND STATE PARK TRAIL
12157 Heckscher Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32226
Since 1952
Bicycling, Campfire Circles, Canoeing and Kayaking, Pets, Accessible Amenities, Camping, Canoe/Kayak Launch, Shower Station, Birding, Beach, Drinking Water, Nature Trail, Fishing, Restroom Facilities, Family Reunions, Interpretive Exhibit & Shelling
There are miles of untouched natural wilderness and waters to explore and enjoy ● The diverse habitats in the park host a wealth of wildlife for viewing ● Enjoy surfing, fishing, hiking or biking through the park ● There is also the eroding sun-bleached roots and fallen trunks of cedar and palm that create a linear tapestry of natural sculptures
Price: $5 per vehicle
$4 Single Occupant Vehicle
$2 Pedestrians, bicyclists, extra passengers, passengers in vehicle with holder of Annual Individual Entrance Pass
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BIG TALBOT ISLAND STATE PARK TRAIL
State Road A1A North, Jacksonville, FL 32226
Since 1982
Bicycling, Wildlife Viewing, Tours, Weddings, Boat Ramp, Pets, Restroom Facilities, Nature Trail, Historic Site, Canoeing and Kayaking, Accessible Amenities, Fishing, Nature Trail, Geo-Seeking, Birding, Boating, Picnic Pavilion, Beach & Roller Blading
The unique beach is famous for the salt-washed skeletons of live oak and cedar trees ● Bring a bicycle, in-line skates or a stroller and enjoy the 2.9-mile off-road paved multi-use Timucuan Trail that runs parallel to A1A ● Explore the diverse island habitats by hiking Blackrock Trail to the shoreline, Big Pine Trail to the marsh or Old Kings Highway and Jones Cut through the maritime forest
Price: $2 per person to access the George Crady Bridge Fishing Pier
$3 per vehicle entrance fee
$4 to use the boat launch
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