Hike the Hanna Park Loop

Jacksonville, Florida

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Distance

3.8 miles

Elevation Gain

29 ft

Route Type

Loop

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Beautiful forest trail right off the Florida coast. The wildflowers and wildlife make for an enlivening walk in the woods.

Park in the parking lot and make your way onto the trail. Follow the signs to complete the loop around the park. You may be sharing the trail with (leashed) dogs and mountain bikers.

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Mountain Biking

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Forest

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Scenic

Wildflowers

Hike the Hanna Park Loop Reviews

Calvin Zerry

Hike the Hanna Park Loop

01/24/20

Hanna Park is a true gem and treat. It is an isolated, beautiful, unique location that truly showcases the coastal wildlife local to North Florida. It has an atmosphere that just absorbs you into and makes you wonder how such an spot is so close to the city of Jacksonville. Aside from boasting great hiking trails, Hanna Park also has a beach which offers great waves and is a lesser known, but popular surfing hot spot and capital among knowledgable locals definitely worth sharing!!

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