Mulberry Cover Nature Walk, JAX NAS, Restricted Access - Member Hike

Hike Name:	Mulberry Cover Nature Walk, JAX NAS, Restricted Access
Country:	United States
State:	Florida
Nearby Town:	JAX
Rating:
Directions:	I-295: Exit at 10, north on Roosevelt Road (US-17) to Birmingham Avenue, which is gate access to Jacksonville NAS. Follow Birmingham Ave turning right on Mustin Road towards the Navy Lodge. The RV park is adjacent to the Navy Lodge. -- NOTE: Check-in is located at the Auto Skills Center office, about one block west of the Mustin Road turn, on the left side of the street.
Total Hike Distance:	0.30 miles
Hike Difficulty:	Easy
Permit Required:	No
Hike Type:	In & Out, Backtrack Hike
Hike Starts/Ends:	Navy Lodging
Trails Used:	Nature Trail
Backcountry Campsites:	No
Backcountry Water Sources:	None, Rivers
Management:	Private Property
Contact Information:	Phone Number: (904) 542-3227 Mailing Address: MWR RV Park, Bldg 1, Box 14, Naval Air Station Jacksonville, FL 32212 Email Address: philip.s.collins@navy.milThis e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it Website URL: http://www.nasjax.navy.mil/
Best Season:	Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall
Users:	Hikers, Dogs
Road Conditions:	Primary Paved Roads, Secondary Paved Roads
Hike Summary:	Personnel authorized to use MWR activities and facilities include active duty members and their families, reserve members, retired military personnel and their dependents, medal of honor recipients and their surviving spouses and family members, unremarried surviving spouses of retired military personnel and their family members, academy midshipmen and cadets, ROTC cadets when on active duty during college vacation, drilling member of reserve components and dependents; NAF employees of the MWR Dept., NAS Jax Department of Defense employees and other NAF employees of NAS Jax and the family members of the above. For more information on authorized use in specific cases, please call the MWR Administrative Office at (904) 542-3111. A nice little stroll along the river. The trail features a lot of bridges over the river, look for brown and greeen anoles, raccoons, squirells, and jumping fish. There is an observation deck in which to watch boats, fish, MANATEES possibly, with free access to a site seeing binocular set. Very easy, can be wet.