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Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve & Fort Caroline National MemorialMarsh at the Theodore Roosevelt Area
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Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve & Fort Caroline National Memorial
Partnership Areas
 
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Timucuan Trail Timucuan Trail State and National Parks is a unique co-op between the City of Jacksonville, State of Florida and National Park Services. The group of parks includes some of the last unspoiled coastal wetlands on the Atlantic Coast and preserves the area's rich historic and prehistoric sites. Hiking, biking, and kayak trails weave through the seamless system of parks, giving visitors a rare view of pristine marshland, coastal dunes and maritime hammocks.

Below are links to some of the sites you can visit in the Timucuan Trail State & National Parks:

Talbot Islands State Park

Ribault Club

Kingsley Plantation

Fort Caroline National Memorial

Theodore Roosevelt Area

Cedar Point

Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park

Huguenot Memorial Park

Sisters Creek Marina and Park | Joe Carlucci Boat Ramp and Park

 

Dune at Little Talbot Island
Talbot Islands State Parks
Explore the full range of dynamic coastal habitats & fun activities available at the Talbot Islands.
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Working Together
Download this media packet for an in depth look at the partnership (pdf 253 KB).
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Kayaking in the Timucuan Trail State and National Parks
Florida Sea Islands Paddling Trails
Find out where to take a paddle in the Timucuan Trail State and National Parks.
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Firing demonstration at Fort Caroline, including an arquebus  

Did You Know?
The arquebus, a firearm used in the 15th to 17th centuries and carried by the French soldiers at Fort Caroline, weighs over 30 pounds.
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Last Updated: December 27, 2007 at 13:40 EST