World Golf Village Renaissance St. Augustine Resort

This conservation area is composed mostly of planted pine forests with several small cypress domes throughout. This tract is composed of a series of large swamps. Together, these swamps form the headwaters of six major tributary systems. Preservation of this site serves to protect the water quality and quantity of these creek systems and benefits the groundwater and water supply for this area of St. Johns County.

This is a beautiful route located in a conservation area that provides a natural haven for wildlife in the surrounding area. The path is wide and well-maintained, however, the trail can become muddy during wet conditions and waterproof shoes are recommended. Most of the route is exposed to the sun and sun protection is advised.

This trail follows yellow, orange, and blue blazes to the Tolomato River and is a very scenic area to observe wildlife. This family-friendly park has other trail connections in the area for those who are looking to shorten or extend their route. Stop by the environmental education center for an overview of the park and the surroundings.

This is an easy trail that is great for beginners that are new to hiking. The trail is well-marked and there are other trails in this network to connect to for those wishing to extend their hike. The trail can become muddy during wet conditions and waterproof shoes are recommended. There are many opportunities to observe wildlife along the way.

This beautiful preserve travels through undisturbed old Florida fauna dan flora and provides a safe haven for the ecological environment. The route is popular among hikers, horseback riders, and birders and it is important to share the trail with everyone. Paralleling the Intracoastal Waterway, this trail sits in the floodplain and can become muddy after heavy rainfall.