Jacksonville has lots of great spots for hiking. There are plenty of county, state and national park sites where you can hit the trails with the kids.
Strap on your sneakers and fill up your water bottle because North Florida has tons of trails where you can go hiking with the kids. Whether you’re looking for long trails or a short hike, there are tons of options in Jacksonville.
Many trails are easy to access and free to visit. If you’re heading out for a hike with the kids, make sure you’re prepared and be sure to check the weather before heading out.
Are you up for a challenge? Join Jacksonville Beach Moms as we explore 52 local hiking trails this year. It’s the perfect way to get your family exploring nature in the new year. Want to discover more of beautiful North Florida? You’ve got 52 weeks, how many can you complete? You can use the linked […]
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Fort Clinch State Park is just a short drive north of Jacksonville and is a great spot for a day trip with the kids. This Florida State Park offers hiking trails, a nice beach, a playground and of course, the Fort itself; making it an easy way to spend a full day. One of several
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Nestled on the Westside is quite a Jacksonville hidden gem — Bulls Bay Preserve. Bulls Bay Preserve features trails for hiking or biking, picnic benches and tables, public grills, parking area and public restrooms. And something quite unique to Florida, a trail that leads to a waterfall. While this one might be small, it is still a
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Boneyard Beach is one of the many hidden treasures you will find in northeast Florida. While Jacksonville is home to many popular beaches, it’s one of the most unique beaches you can find in the area, and one of our favorite beaches in North Florida. Where is Boneyard Beach? Boneyard Beach is located off the A1A
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Located just one hour away from Jacksonville, in Keystone Heights, is Mike Roess Gold Head Branch State Park, one of Florida’s oldest state parks. Not only is it one of the oldest state parks, it is also home to a 5.4 mile stretch of the Florida National Scenic Trail. There are rolling sand hills, and a
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