Hawkins Bridge
An old, historic bridge within a deep cedar swamp and forest. The forest contains old-growth trees and their ecosystem. Bodies of water within this area appear with a red hue due to the presence of metal and mineral deposits. Only certain ponds and water bodies in the pinelands have this red color in their water and soil.
Hawkins Bridge pond-front
Hawkins Bridge pond canal
Water flows, surrounding the cedars and the ecosystem that comes with it. Most of the streams and bodies of water inside the pinelands and pine barrens are also accompanied by these unique cedar forests. The most common type of cedar found here is Atlantic white cedar.
Hawkins Bridge island
Hawkins Bridge pond front
One Star Drivability
Roads to this area are sandy, narrow, and only suitable for one vehicle direction at a time
Rating Meanings 
- 0 Stars - Not drivable at all
- 1 Star - Dirt, sand, and one lane roads
- 2 Stars - Narrow or dirt/sandy roads
- 3 Stars - Fully drivable, paved, two lane roads