Jellyfish

Difficulty: Moderate

Distance: 1.58 miles

Restrooms: Yes

Dog Friendly: Yes

Stroller Friendly: Yes

Playground: Yes

Location: John Rudy County Park, park at Pines Picnic Area

Anchor Clues:

Start at the bulletin board in the Pines Picnic Area.
Facing the bulletin board, turn left and follow the blacktop path.
Continue following the path as it bends to the right and then goes up a slight hill. Watch the dogs play in the Canine Meadows on the left.
Continue following the blacktop path to the ‘T’. At the ‘T’ turn right. Walk about 30 feet and turn left.
Continue past the restrooms. The path will eventually bend to the right with houses on the left and soccer fields on the right. Take a break if needed on one of the benches!
Stay on the blacktop path as you pass the large stone parking area on the right.
When you come to the next ‘T’, go straight and follow the grass path next to the woodline.
Continue walking on the grass path until you see the post.
To return to the parking area, continue walking on the grass path in the same direction.
At the wooden fence, turn right. Follow the grass path to the blacktop path and turn right. Follow the blacktop path back to the parking area.

Jellyfish have roamed the seas for at least 600 million years (even before dinosaurs).
They have no brains, no blood, no bones, and no heart.
Tunas, sharks, swordfish, sea turtles and even some salmon are jellyfish's natural enemies.

Jellyfish