Courtyard by Marriott Stuart

This trail is primarily used for mountain biking although hiking is allowed as well. For those looking for foot-traffic only, check out the Halpatiokee Park River Trail. The route winds through a shady and forested area along many bodies of water throughout the park. Users report that the route is not very well-marked and suggest downloading the route beforehand to navigate.

This preserve is located on 150 acres and provides habitat for many wildlife in the surrounding area. This route travels through a variety of different environments including sand pine scrub, flatwoods, wetlands, and mangrove tidal swamps. The trail is mostly shaded and makes for a great quick hike.

This is the more popular option for a hike in Seabranch Preserve State Park. There are many birdwatching and wildlife viewing opportunities along the path. The majority of this hike is along a sandy trail, which passes by dunes and through flatland ecosystems. Please visit the park website for more updated information at https://www.floridastateparks.org/parks-and-trails/seabranch-preserve-state-park

The majority of this hike is along a sandy road that is exposed to the sun- bringing sun protection is advised. Rattlesnakes are known to frequent this area, please be aware and take the necessary precautions. The path is very well-kept and there are lots of guideposts and educational signs along the trail.

This short and easy trail travels through the Savannas marsh environment with a great view of one of the bogs in the area. The trail can be sandy in some areas and muddy during wet conditions. There is an abundant variety of wildlife and birds to observe along the way. Many users report that this is a great hike to catch a sunset.