Savannas Preserve State Park-Hawk's Bluff Trail

Situated along Florida's captivating southeast coast, Savannas Preserve State Park-Hawk's Bluff Trail beckons visitors to explore the pristine landscapes of the region's storied past. 

The park encompasses  7,000 acres and showcases the basin marsh that once stretched across South Florida. Here, its scenic beauty unfolds like a canvas, providing a mesmerizing glimpse into the untouched vistas that early pioneers would have discovered. 

The allure of this sanctuary lies not only in its vast acreage but also in its commitment to preserving the region's natural heritage. Hawk's Bluff Trail is its jewel, connecting hikers with this natural haven and habitats.

Whether you're an avid nature enthusiast or a casual wanderer, Savannas Preserve State Park promises an immersive experience. The whispers of history echo through the rustling leaves, and the diverse ecosystems provide a living tapestry for those eager to reconnect with the authenticity of Florida's southeast coast.

In every step, this sanctuary invites you to join its narrative, a story of resilience, conservation, and the enduring beauty of the "Real Florida." 

So, wander through the enchantment of Savannas Preserve State Park-Hawk's Bluff Trail, and let the echoes of the past guide your journey in the present.

Savannas Preserve State Park-Hawk's Bluff Trail: Fun Facts & Cool Features

With its vast acreage, the Hawk's Bluff Trail trims exploration into an easy hike. This captivating 0.9-mile loop weaves through the Atlantic Coastal Scrub Ridge, showcasing ancient dunes and globally imperiled habitats. You'll also pass Lake Eden, which is a sprawling marsh habitat, adding a touch of serenity to your trek. 

This vast expanse provides a haven for various bird species, making it a bird watcher's paradise. From the graceful flight of Roseate Spoonbills to the lively chatter of Florida Scrub Jays, the trail is alive with the vibrant hues and sounds of the park's indigenous residents.

Further into the trail is an oak ecosystem that adds another layer of enchantment to the experience. The majestic trees provide shade and shelter, creating a serene atmosphere for hikers and nature enthusiasts.

The allure doesn't end with the flora and fauna; keep a keen eye out for the elusive Gopher Tortoise. The trail's commitment to preserving these unique habitats ensures that every step unveils a new aspect of the Treasure Coast's rich biodiversity.

Getting There

To reach Savannas Preserve State Park from Jensen Beach, Florida:

• Head northeast on NE Jensen Beach Blvd toward NE Hickory Ridge Ave.
• Continue onto Savannah Rd.
• Arrive at 4698 NE Savannah Rd, Jensen Beach, FL 34957.

Cost

• $3 per vehicle 

Prices are subject to change; check the website for updates.