Motel 6 Englewood

This is a great and well-maintained trail. It does get muddy after rain. You are likely to see lots of wildlife like bald eagles, herons, tortoises, or gators. Users note that the trails are not well marked. Accessibility: There are 5 paved designated accessible spaces in the gravel parking lot off of San Casa Drive at the east end of the trail. All of them are van-accessible with striped access aisles. The trail surface is gravel or a wooden boardwalk with railings. It is typically at...

This trail leads from the Oyster Creek main parking area to Ann and Chuck Dever Regional Park. The route itself is very beautiful and travels through a wetland habitat with many wildlife sightings to observe. There are other trails to connect to in the Oyster Creek trail network for those who wish to extend their route.

This route is a walk along the paths at Cedar Point Environmental Park. The trails lead through forests as well as to different viewpoints across the water. A portion of the trails are closed due to eagle nesting and are only accessible during certain times of the year. For more information, please visit the park website at https://www.charlottecountyfl.gov/departments/community-services/parks/all-parks/cedar-point-environmental-park.stml

This trail travels through coastal shrubland and features many opportunities to observe the native birdlife in the area. The sea grapes and mangroves provide nice coverage from the sun. This path leads to a beach area which can often be quiet and remote- perfect for those that enjoy solitude. Enjoy the coastal views and breeze that is very prevalent here.

This is one of the more popular routes in the area that mostly stays dry, although be prepared for mud during the wet season. The trail surface is made up of hard-packed sand and mowed grass. Most of the sections of this trail are exposed and bringing sun protection is highly recommended. Wildlife can be spotted from many areas along the way.