Alachua County Nature Preserves have Re-Opened for Public Use

Published on 9/1/2023

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Last updated: 9/1/2023 4:30 PM

All Alachua County nature preserves with public access have been re-opened as of Friday, September 1, 2023. At Turkey Creek Preserve, two specific trail sections remain closed due to storm impacts. Signs indicating the trail closure areas are posted at the Turkey Creek preserve trailheads, and closed areas are clearly flagged. Visitors should use caution and follow trail closure guidelines.

Due to heavy rainfall, many preserves have standing water on sections of the trail system.

Learn more about the Alachua County Preserves.

For more information, call 352 264-6868 or email landconservation@alachuacounty.us.

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