These magnificent hiking trails in St. Augustine, Florida are almost too good to be true! I promise you that they are indeed real though
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5. Stokes Landing White Blaze Trail
- Difficulty: Easy
- How to get to Stokes Landing White Blaze Trail: Head North of Saint Augustine passed the airport. Take a left off of Interstate Highway 1 and get on Venetian Boulevard. Continue and take a right on Old Dixie Drive until you see Lakeshore Drive and continue on Lakeshore Drive until you can see the trail
- Duration of walk: The average person takes around half an hour to complete this trail
- Trail length: 1.4 miles
- Elevation: 0 feet
- More information: Stokes Landing White Blaze Trail
- This trail has exceptional views, it’s on my lowest tier on the list because of the confusing trail markers
- The elevation level has you excited, doesn’t it? As you can assume this trail is a breeze, a great starter trail
- Another not-so-wonderful thing about this trail is that bugs have claimed this trail
- Overall With St. Augustine hiking, I would still recommend this trail considering how luscious it is when it comes to picturesque beauty
4. Ancient Dunes Nature Trail
- Difficulty: Easy
- How to get to Ancient Dunes Nature Trail: Head South East of Saint Augustine, and go towards Anastasia State Park, before reaching it get off at San Juan Street / San Juan Drive
- Duration of walk: Most people take around 10 minutes to complete this trial
- Trail length: 0.7 miles
- Elevation: 6 feet
- More information: Ancient Dunes Nature Trail
- Whatever you are envisioning as the name of the trail bounces off of your lips is probably exactly how the trail appears
- 0.7-mile trail length with a whopping 6 feet of elevation, do I need to convince you to come on over more than simply saying that?
- This is another trail where you are going to want to bring the bug spray because you may become immersed in layers of mosquitos
- One of my favorite things about this trail is that it’s incredibly shaded
3. Moses Creek White Trail
- Difficulty: Easy
- How to get to Moses Creek White Trail: Head South of St. Augustine on Interstate Highway 1 towards The Moses Creek Conservation Area. Turn onto Highway 206 and you should see signs
- Duration of walk: The average person takes around 1 hour to complete this trail
- Trail length: 4.0 miles
- Elevation: 45 feet
- More information: Moses Creek White Trail
- Between the unique eccentricities, the wildlife, the views, and nature… you may just fall in love with this hike
- On this trail, you can camp, go horseback riding, mountain biking, and walk your dogs
- The only downside when it comes to this trail is that not only your mood can become literally dampened if it has recently rained
- When it comes to St. Augustine hiking, I had to list the Moses Creek White Trail considering how diverse the overall trail is
- I highly recommend you to take the bike trails here instead because, in my opinion, they are much more elegant and divine
2. Cape Francis Beach Walk
- Difficulty: Easy
- How to get to Cape Francis Beach Walk: This trail is going to be East of Saint Augustine, you’ll get on Highway A14A until you get South of Anastasia. Turn onto Park Road and head all the way
- Duration of walk: The average person takes around 2 hours to complete this mammoth of a trail
- Trail length: 7.3 miles
- Elevation: 36 feet
- More information: Cape Francis Beach Walk
- I don’t know about you but to me, on some days an actual hike beside a beach may not be able to be topped
- Don’t tell anyone but this secretly might be my favorite hike on the list most days of the week. If you are a beach person you are going to be friggin’ obsessed with this magnificent creation
- Remember that there is a fee to enter Anastasia State Park
- When it comes to St. Augustine Hiking this is the ultimate package, unless, of course, you don’t have much time at all
- This trail would be considered more of a normal walk instead of an actual hike
- If you don’t enjoy being around loads of people, you will love this trail even more considering there aren’t usually many people on it
1. Fort Matanzas Nature Trail
- Difficulty: Easy
- How to get to Fort Matanzas Nature Trail: Head South of Saint Augustine, South of Crescent Beach, and head on Highway A14A until you reach Fort Matanzas National Monument.
- Duration of walk: This trail takes most people around 6 entire minutes!
- Trail length: 0.3 miles
- Elevation: 9 feet
- More information: Fort Matanzas Nature Trail
- Let me take a wild guess, this is the longest hiking trail you’ve ever seen in your life?
- Even your toddlers would consider this trail to be very trekkable
- When it comes to St. Augustine hiking… the Fort Matanzas Nature Trail is number one on my list of top 5 hiking trails in St. Augustine, Florida purely due to its sheer beauty mixed with being the absolute easiest trail I’ve seen anywhere around Saint Augustine.
- Another wonderful attribute about this trail is that there are many trees, and this could certainly be done in an enjoyable manner even during a rainy day
- I would call this the best family trail around, this trail is a must-see
- Along with this being a magnificent hiking trail, this is also home to a lot of American history
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