Access
Public accesses to the refuge are located at:
- Panacea Unit
- Otter Lake, in Panacea
- Bottoms Road, in Panacea
- Skipper Bay Road, south of Medart (may be closed)
- Wakulla Unit
- Purify Bay Road, in Medart
- Shell Point Highway, north of Shell Point
- Wakulla Beach Road, east of Shell Point
- St. Marks Unit
- Lighthouse Road, the main entrance, in Newport
- Mandalay Bay Road, just east of the Aucilla River in Taylor County.
There is no paved public access to the refuge in Jefferson County.
Read more about this topic: St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge
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