Fort Barrancas AreaWoodland Nature Trail (0.5 miles): Located near the Fort Barrancas Visitor Center, this loop trail goes through a woodland of sand pines and live oak trees. Trench Trail (0.5 miles): This trail connects Fort Barrancas to the Advanced Redoubt. Fort Pickens AreaFlorida National Scenic Trail (7.5 Miles): Trailhead of the 1300 mile-long Florida National Scenic Trail starting near the entrance to historic Fort Pickens. Naval Live Oak AreaAndrew Jackson Trail (3.4 miles): Also known as the Pensacola-St. Augustine Road, this trail was the site of the first road connecting East Florida with West Florida. Beaver Pond Trail (1.0 miles): The Beaver Pond Trail traverses through several plant communities typical of southeastern forests. A beaver dam can be seen at the northern end of the trail. Brackenridge Nature Trail (0.8 miles):The trail consists of a "figure 8" path with an observation deck at the far end. Exhibits on the trail identify plants and describe how live oaks were used in shipbuilding. Multi-Use Path (2.0 miles): This paved path provides access for cyclists, hikers, and visitors on roller blades. Old Borrow Pit Trail (0.9 miles): Sand from the borrow pit was used for the construction of U. S. Highway 98. Perdido Key AreaPerdido Key Discovery Trail (0.25 miles): This accessible trail located on a boardwalk crosses a salt marsh, maritime forest, and rolling dunes. Santa Rosa AreaFlorida National Scenic Trail (7 miles): This section of the 1300-mile Florida National Scenic follows the beach. Plan Your Hike |
Last updated: March 11, 2020