Haw Creek in Flagler County, Florida, is a scenic waterway stretching about 5–6 miles, surrounded by cypress swamps, floodplain forests, and wetland areas. Its calm, clear waters make it ideal for kayaking and wildlife observation. The creek is home to bass, catfish, and turtles, while herons, migratory songbirds, and alligators can be spotted along the banks. Its name comes from the haw trees and shrubs that grow along the creek, whose fruits were traditionally used by locals for jelly. Haw Cre