BLUE SPRING STATE PARK
Hiking
The same pristine beauty enjoyed by Florida’s earliest residents can still be seen today.
The same pristine beauty enjoyed by Florida’s earliest residents can still be seen today.
The same pristine beauty enjoyed by Florida’s earliest residents can still be seen today.
The same unspoiled beauty that drew the initial settlers to Florida may still be found today. A self-guided trip through a lush hammock takes tourists to Blue Spring along an accessible boardwalk.
The Pine Island Trail is 3.6 miles long (one way) and passes through a variety of plant ecosystems, including desert-like scrub and the St. Johns River, a blackwater stream.
Note: This is not the official Park website. However, it is an easy-to-use site, with everything you need to plan a trip.
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