Step into one of Northeast Florida's most pristine coastal landscapes on a guided nature hike through the Talbot Islands and the Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve. Your guide will lead you along scenic trails that wind through maritime forests, coastal dunes, and expansive salt marshes while sharing fascinating stories about the area's ecology, wildlife, and natural history. Along the way, you'll discover native plants, learn how Florida's barrier islands were formed, and keep an eye out for shorebirds, ospreys, herons, fiddler crabs, and other wildlife that thrive in this protected habitat. As you explore this undeveloped coastline, you'll feel transported back to a time before modern development, surrounded by the sights and sounds of one of Florida's last truly wild places. Perfect for nature lovers, photographers, and families, this leisurely hike offers a peaceful and unforgettable way to experience the beauty of Amelia and Talbot Islands.
Enter our island escape nestled between Big Talbot and Little Talbot Island, and follow road signs to find us. There is adequate parking on site.
Enter our island escape nestled between Big Talbot and Little Talbot Island, and follow road signs to find us. There is adequate parking on site.
