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Six Jacksonville Hiking Trails to explore

The grueling humidity soaked summer is well behind us which means mosquitos (mostly) leave us alone, and the temps are just right. It only makes sense to embrace the pristine weather and explore all the Jacksonville hiking trails and state parks Jacksonville, FL has to offer. If you hail from California, Colorado or another state of high elevation these hikes will seem much different, but beautiful in their own way. Florida State Parks are absolutely gorgeous, and you can travel…

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Jacksonville Hikes: Dune Ridge Trail on Little Talbot Island

In September we attempted to hike the Dune Ridge Trail, but due to bugs we realized we needed to wait until it was colder, and made it into a beach day instead. Although we didn’t complete it then, I was astounded with Little Talbot Island and how secluded it felt. The beach was stunning, and and I felt so thankful to call this small Florida State Park home. Tips before you hike the trail | Cost – $4 for a…

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Five San Diego hikes to try

San Diego is full of hikes of all sizes and difficulty while catering to what you prefer! Depending if you like being close to the city, or want a day of exploring – I hope one of these San Diego hikes gets your attention as you venture out to do some hiking this weekend! Five San Diego hikes to try 1/ Kwaay Pay Peak Trade in the crowded Cowles mountain for this less known hike in Mission Trail Regional Park.…

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Mushroom Caves

Let me start by saying I followed other people's blogs (thank you people of the internet for sharing this discovery)! and I thought the only way to get to the caves was going through "no trespassing signs." Well that wasn't true! (In my case). I was told I would see a side trail with a yellow sign saying "no trespassing" but it was clear that they had covered the trail so I kept going and found a hidden…

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South Fortuna Stairs

Mission Trails Regional Park is a GEM. It is TWENTY minutes from the city of San Diego and yet you can get lost (seriously though, I was close many times) and be surrounded by foothills, mountains, and rivers. I LOVE city hikes. It combines two of my favorite things -exploring mountains then the city! As many know, Cowles (did you know it is pronounced COALS???)  is the most popular of the mission hills hike. If you want to stay more…

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