NOTE: No horses are allowed on the trails. The combination of horses (along with their droppings), dogs and people on the trails creates too much congestion as well as trail damage and will no longer be permitted.
The Jacksonville Woodlands Association is caring for the special places that have been saved by the citizens of Jacksonville so that all may experience our city’s gold rush heritage.
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One of the oldest trails in the Jacksonville Woodlands, the Sarah Zigler Trail at about .66 mile is one of the oldest, and certainly most popular, Woodland’s trail. It parallels…

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Spring Flowers
The Jacksonville Woodlands are awash in flowers. Pink-purple shooting stars line some of the trails, while showy white trilliums and softer white cat's ears light up the shady areas. Look…