Activities
In all National Wildlife Refuges, wildlife comes first. While you are visiting this beautiful area remember that fauna and flora are paramount.
When you visit there are a few things to keep in mind:
- Protect wildlife and be safe by keeping a respectful distance
- Do not attempt to feed, touch or harass wildlife.
- Pets must be leashed at all times
- It is unlawful to collect or remove anything from the Refuge
- The use of drones is unlawful while you visit this beautiful area
Below are just some of the ways people enjoy the refuge.
Hiking and Biking
The St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge covers about 80,000 acres and is spread out across about 45 miles of coastline.…
Birding
Over two-thirds of the bird species known to occur in Florida have been recorded at St. Marks NWR, including the…
Photography and Observation
Photography is a wonderful way for people to connect with nature, and it is one of the officially designated uses…
Boating and Paddling
Whether you paddle a kayak that can float in a few inches of water or operate a powerboat capable of…
Fishing and Hunting
Fishing Fishing is allowed in all Refuge waters, and also out in Apalachee Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. Access…
