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Park is open from 8 AM to sundownDescription
Grab the kids and head over to Jonathan Dickinson State park for a self-paced, nature hike!
There’s so much to explore and you’re bound to find just the right trail for your family adventure! Check out our trail suggestions below and start planning your nature hike.
- Hobe Mountain - There may be no better vantage point in the park than Hobe Mountain. This ancient sand dune rises 86 feet above sea level, and is topped by an observation tower that offers views of the Intracoastal, the Atlantic Ocean, and the park. Surface: Boardwalk (includes stairs).
- Kitching Creek - This short loop guides visitors through pine flatwoods and offers glimpses of Kitching Creek, part of the Loxahatchee River. A shorter loop, the Wilson Creek trail, also begins at this trailhead. Surface: Trail. Distance: 1.5 mile loop.
- Green and White Trails - These trails, maintained by the Florida Trails Association, offer longer hikes. Both take visitors through the imperiled scrub, along with other natural communities. Surface: Trail (on the white trail, be prepared for wet feet!).Distance: Green- 4.9 mile loop; White- 7.5 mile loop.
- Multi-Use Trail - A leisurely path that winds through pine flatwoods, ending at the park's "gator culvert." This trail is stroller and wheelchair friendly! Surface: Pavement. Distance: 1.8 mile path.
- Eagle's View - Shared with hikers by equestrians and trail bike riders, this trail system is a loop with multiple connecting trails. A great opportunity to choose your own adventure! Surface: Trail (be prepared for wet feet!). Distance: Red trail- 4.1 mile loop; nearly 3.5 mile of additional trails within loop.
NOTE: Effective November 10, 2020 - Due to local orders, facial coverings or masks are required inside buildings for staff and visitor safety. The trails, canoe/kayak launch and boat ramp are available. Boat tours, equestrian tours, the restaurant and the visitor center are closed. Restroom availability may be limited. Visitors are expected to maintain distances of at least six feet apart.
Who
All ages welcome
Cost
Park admission: $6.00 for a carload up to 8 people, $4.00 Single-occupant vehicle or motorcycle, $2.00 Pedestrians, bicyclists, extra passengers, passengers in vehicle with holder of Annual Individual Entrance PassHow
Just show up (MK recommends confirming details to ensure dates/times haven't changed)
