Well known as an oasis of natural Florida habitats for wildlife, especially birds. Natural salt marshes, hardwood swamps, extensive pine forests and freshwater pools provide a haven for wildlife and people. Fishing, hiking, bird watching, wildlife observation and viewing the historic St. Marks lighthouse draw visitors...
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Well known as an oasis of natural Florida habitats for wildlife, especially birds. Natural salt marshes, hardwood swamps, extensive pine forests and freshwater pools provide a haven for wildlife and people. Fishing, hiking, bird watching, wildlife observation and viewing the historic St. Marks lighthouse draw visitors from around the world. The refuge visitor center has exhibits, a gift shop and restrooms and is a great place to start your visit. Of special interest is the fall migration of the monarch butterflies and the winter migration of the whooping cranes.
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The Florida Trail covers 1,400 miles and includes springs, rare trees and historic sites along the way. Grab a pack and check out some of these unique hikes. Read More
Florida's hiking trails offer wildlife viewing, botanical diversity, and levels of difficulty from beginner to one of the toughest trails in America. Read More
The Great Florida Birding Trail includes more than 500 birding locations, from beautiful beaches to lost-in-time wetlands and stunning state parks. Read More
Stretching 2,000 miles from Key West to Gulf Islands National Seashore, the Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail offers nearly 500 sites and 510 bird species. Read More
InsideFLFishing June is America's Great Outdoors Month. Check out a great place to celebrate it, the Wild & Scenic Loxahatchee River: http://t.co/0gcMRXtB
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