December 31st 2018- 11:00-12:30 This park is off the main road in a quiet and secluded location. Parking could be an issue as their was only one parking lot for about 20 vehicles or so. If you come during a government shutdown be sure to use the bathrooms before you arrive as the facilities are not kept open but access to the park remains open. Their are multiple trails with the longest being about 3 miles in length total. The trails are well maintained consisting of hard packed dirt with some areas of loose dirt. I don’t know what the elevation drop is but on the way back it is a noticeable incline. Hikers should be weary that the return trip will be tougher than the outgoing trip. The weather could be a deterrent during the summer or days that are unusually hot. Although most of the trail is covered in canopy and sunlight fails to reach the ground in most places the humidity still remained elevated. Recommend this place for those without mobility issues as the loose dirt, numerous tree roots, the heat, and the incline on the return could pose an issue. Amenities: no bathroom access during the government shut down. There was also no water fountain or gift shop in the area. Recommend you bring your own food and plenty of water. Along the trails there are benches every quarter mile or so and plenty of signs to read. The big attraction is the Willie Browne cabin where only the foundations remain to this day.

I really like this place and I really wish I could finish. But they close all entrance except the Spanish pond one. So many scary bugs are visiting and following no matter how much and how many times you do the bug spray:( Too natural.

Great hiking spot. The trails are well kept and defined. Bugs were not bad. A decent amount of variety in the trails. Good shade. Good views. Rest room at the parking area at the beginning of the trail.

Nice short bike trail. Longer hiking trails with hills (Florida hills away). You will find some interesting sites, lookouts and an occasional bench to rest or just take in nature. Great place for a short getaway, right in town. Check it and enjoy!

This is a beautiful place, went with my wife and in laws. Will definitely come back again.

Always well maintained trails and lovely views of the marsh. About as hilly as you can find around here, so a nice change of pace from the usual strolls through flat land typical of most of Florida.

Great place to hike! It’s one of our favorite spots in the state to hike. The Timucuan Trail offers beautiful views, a shaded trail, and some history. The trail is around a 3 mile loop. Two thumbs up!

Love sitting sometimes at the picnic table to journal. It's quiet and you hear nature singing beside you. I also like walking the trails. There is a lookout at the end that looks out over the marsh. Beautiful place to see the moon rise. You can see the ships coming and going on the St. Johns River. Also Willie Brown's house remains are on the trail.

I absolutely love these trails. It's always a relaxing time to go take a hike out here. If you're into hiking or just nature in general I highly recommend checking them out

Love this place! Thankfully we have trails in Jacksonville ☺️ We visited June 20 no bugs. Walked little over 1.62 miles

A great hike in Jacksonville

This is by far the best place to hike in Jacksonville. Beautiful scenery and challenging trails.

Was a great place to walk around. The trail is 1.5 miles or more depending on where you want to go. Very pretty view and was fun to take my dog.

I was able to pick up maps and speak to a Ranger. She was able to tell me what spots were good for my mom.

Great peaceful hiking area. You can walk to the water and go up the birding area for a great view of the river.

It was beautiful. What a treasure to have here.

Very nice trails of different lengths.