Sawgrass Marriott Golf Resort & Spa

The trail is mostly made of clay and sand and is wide to accommodate foot and bike traffic. The trail runs almost parallel to the Nocatee Preserve, but on the other side of the river. This dirt road trail is very flat and there are no roots or elevation change. The east end of the trail that splits at the beginning off of Roscoe Rd is seasonally wet and has a sign to warn visitors.

Travel along this well-maintained dirt road that is popular among mountain bikers and joggers. The end of the trail reaches a scenic bog lake overlook. Overall, this is a nice and easy flat trail that offers many chances to spot wildlife and native plants in the area. There is a nice mix of sun and shade on the trail.

This is a short but scenic walk through a salt marsh that serves as a natural haven for the wildlife in the surrounding area. The trail is mostly shaded except for the exposed overlooks. During periods of heavy rainfall, the trail may flood and close for certain periods of time. Bug spray is recommended due to the number of bugs present in the warm months.

This beautiful preserve travels through undisturbed old Florida fauna dan flora and provides a safe haven for the ecological environment. The route is popular among hikers, horseback riders, and birders and it is important to share the trail with everyone. Paralleling the Intracoastal Waterway, this trail sits in the floodplain and can become muddy after heavy rainfall.

This is the main trail in the park that is short and scenic. The main surface of the trail is paved with sections of boardwalk through a salt marsh. There are many overlooks over the intracoastal waters to get some beautiful pictures of the area and wildlife observations. There are informational signs throughout the route describing the variety of animals found in this environment. At the trailhead, there are grills, picnic tables, and restrooms.