나소 카운티 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Boneyard Beach earns its name from the driftwood scattered on the sand, resembling a graveyard of giant bones. It's a perfect opportunity for a photo session, offering incredibly unique shots.

Big Talbot Island State Park has an entrance fee of $3 per car and is open every day of the year. This park is known for its scenic views of bluffs and diverse island habitats.

Everybody will find something to do out here! Study history, view wildlife, find shells and sharks teeth, fishing, hiking, mountain-, road- and bike touring, sunbathing, swimming, kayaking even shuttle rides from historic fernandina.

Fort Clinch State Park, including the fort, opened to the public in 1938. The fort was closed to the public during World War II and used as a communications and security post.

Amelia Island Trail runs from Amelia Island State Park past the golf course in Amelia City. There is adequate parking at both ends of the trail, so you can start your hike from either end and just walk as far as you want before turning around. The path is completely paved and super flat, making it a great option for easier walks. You pass through several riparian and marshy areas that are usually full of plant and animal life.

Fort Clinch State Park including the fort, opened to the public in 1938. The fort was closed to the public during World War II and used as a communications and security post.

Peters Point Beach Park marks the northern terminus of the Timucuan Trail, a pleasant, paved biking path that runs south from here to Little Talbot Island State Park.

Part of Big Talbot Island State park. The Beach is covered with dead trees. It is a cool photo location. Peaceful to hang out, walk, fish. Swimming is not permitted. The close by parking is quite small, so there are not much people. Enjoy!