Fort Pierce Inlet State Park - Jack Island State Preserve

Jack Island State Preserve, located a mile north of Fort Pierce Inlet State Park on State Road A1A is under the same manager as the state park. Jack Island features trails for hiking, biking, and studying nature. At the west end of its Marsh Rabbit Run Trail, there is an observation tower that affords spectacular views of the Indian River as well as Jack Island itself.

At present Jack Island State preserve is closed. The footbridge to Jack Island is unsound and has been closed indefinitely for repairs.

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