Alt Text Detail map of Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve in Florida. The park is a patchwork of varied greens with cyan-blue waterways, surrounded by pale sage lands with white roads. The St Johns River curves across the top, forming the north and west borders of the park. Extended Description All of the parks sit together, north and east of the corner of Mount Pleasant Road, which runs from the left edge of the map as “Fort Caroline Road,” bends south and off the bottom edge of the map. The Timucuan Preserve Visitor Center has information, a picnic area, and self-guiding trail. It is noted with a black square and green callout box on the northside, near Calypso Island, on the south bank of the St Johns River. A black square labeled “Fort Exhibit” and a black dot labeled “Pier” sit just west of the Visitor Center, north of a brown short-dashed loop (Hammock Trail) around the Fort Caroline National Memorial. A picnic area and observation platform sit at a small loop east of Fort Caroline Road near Spanish Pond. A rust red dashed line, the self-guiding Spanish Pond Trail, runs east from the small loop around the southern edge of Spanish Pond, then southeast into the Theodore Roosevelt Area. Shown as a green short dashed line, the Timucuan Trail runs from Spanish Pond Trail north, and then back southeast, leading to an observation platform against Hammock Creek in Round Marsh. Timucuan Preserve Headquarters is noted with a black square in the southwest corner of the park. Just south of the headquarters, a short road runs east from Mount Pleasant Road to a picnic area and trailhead. A teal blue long dashed trail (Willie Browne Trail, self-guiding trail) runs north through Theodore Roosevelt Area over Hammock Creek, meeting Spanish Pond Trail and Timucuan Trail at the center of the park. Monument Road is noted on the west side, running south to the bottom edge of the map with a note: “To downtown Jacksonville; 14 miles (22 kilometers).” Legend A legend in the bottom left corner of the map reads as follows: Brown dashed line for Hammock Trail, Rust-red dashed line for Spanish Pond Trail, Teal blue dashed line for Willie Browne Trail, and Green short dashed line for Timucuan Trail. A scale below measures distances of 0.5 and 1 kilometer and 0.5 and 1 mile.