Enjoy Amelia Island’s natural environment. Open from sunrise to sundown, Egans Creek Greenway offers wide grassy trails meandering across 300 acres along scenic saltmarsh waterways.  For the more adventurous, there is a narrow winding trail through the tropical jungle.  If you are lucky, you may spy local wildlife such as various birds, alligators, bobcats and snakes.  

Benches are conveniently located along the path. There are maps at crossroads to help a hiker stay on track. For safety, please stay on the trails and observe animals from a respectful distance. 

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Click here for a brochure and map of Egans Creek Greenway.

Dogs on a leash are welcome.  To protect the waterways eco-systems, poopie bags are required for dogs. Fishing is permitted from bridges as long as lines are attended. There are no trash receptacles, so be sure to pack your garbage out of the Greenway.

Enter the north Greenway behind the Atlantic Recreation Center located at 2500 Atlantic Avenue on Amelia Island.  Enter the South Egans Creek Greenway from Jasmine Street or the raised boardwalk at the Sadler Road trailhead. 

For those who prefer a guided tour, contact the Atlantic Recreation Center one week in advance at 904-310-3350. Parks and recreation offer guided tours on mornings on the 3rd Saturday and 4th Tuesday each month.  Meet behind the Atlantic Recreation Center in the parking lot at the entrance for Egans Creek Greenway.

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Call Amelia Fernandina Real Estate at (904) 419-9080  to inquire about homes available on Amelia Island and Fernandina Beach, Florida.  Click here  to email us. Bring your walking shoes!  Egans Creek Greenway is walking distance to many Fernandina Beach and Amelia Island beach homes.