Blue gulf waters lap gently upon the preserve's beautiful four mile long beach. A picturesque 1887 federal lighthouse stands sentinel on the southern end of the island while osprey nest in the tall pines found throughout the island. Six distinct biological communities provide habitat for dozens of species of bird...
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Blue gulf waters lap gently upon the preserve's beautiful four mile long beach. A picturesque 1887 federal lighthouse stands sentinel on the southern end of the island while osprey nest in the tall pines found throughout the island. Six distinct biological communities provide habitat for dozens of species of bird life including the rare red cockaded woodpecker, bald eagle and piping plover. Endangered sea turtles are seen occasionally. Anclote Key is an excellent swimming and nature-study site. However, due to its remoteness, visitors must plan ahead by bringing all water and supplies and then carrying all litter home.
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OK, I just had to share this photo! A few days ago, we shot one of my VISIT FLORIDA Insider videos at Anclote Key Preserve State Park, and after everything was all done, I spent...
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Along Florida's thousands of miles of coastline are more than a few remote, unspoiled natural beaches where you can escape from life for a while.
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When you live on a peninsula, the fishing is always good somewhere, sometime. The St. Petersburg/Clearwater area has many of those faithful fishing spots. With Tampa Bay to the east and the Gulf of Mexico to the west, anglers here are usually assured of a sheltered place to cast a line. Here's a rundown of what you can expect.
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If you wonder what Florida looked like hundreds of years ago, there’s no better way to find out than to rough it where explorers did. Check out these parks and campgrounds for your dose of nature.
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