ヘルナンド郡周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

Just off the trail, this oak tree has become a local favorite. Passersby have adorned its branches with wind chimes, each carrying personal significance. As you run by, you'll hear the peaceful sounds of the chimes swaying in the breeze.

Have you ever watched a scene in a movie or TV show with "mermaids" swimming and dancing underwater at a roadside attraction in Florida? If so it was either filmed or inspired by Weeki Wachee Springs State Park. You can still take part in that old tradition or get more natural with your visit and explore the springs by kayak or paddleboards. If you just want to relax on the beach then Buccaneer Bay is for you, with plenty of sand, swimming, and water slides to enjoy.

This area serves as the starting point for an extensive trail system with miles of trails, offering several scenic options and routes for your run. With restrooms, grills, and picnic areas available, it's easy to spend the entire day enjoying the surroundings.

Jenkins Creek Park offers a variety of natural environments, including mangroves, saltwater marshes, and estuaries. It features a paddling trail known as the Linda Pedersen Paddling Trail, where visitors can observe aquatic wildlife such as blue crabs, manatees, and sea turtles.

Just off the bike trail stands this majestic live oak, its branches adorned with many beautiful wind chimes. It is a collection added by visitors and residents passing by and a memorial for some. It creates a symphony of soothing sounds as the gentle breeze passes through, and it is worth stopping to take a moment to listen and enjoy.

Jenkins Creek Park offers a variety of natural environments, including mangroves, saltwater marshes, and estuaries. It features a paddling trail known as the Linda Pedersen Paddling Trail, where visitors can observe aquatic wildlife such as blue crabs, manatees, and sea turtles.

The Withlacoochee River in Florida flows for about 157 miles through central Florida. This scenic river is a popular destination for outdoor activities, including hiking along its banks. The river's course includes winding paths through forests and wetlands, providing opportunities to spot wildlife such as deer, turkeys, and various waterfowl. Additionally, the river's ecosystem supports a range of plant life, contributing to its lush, natural beauty.

The Croom River Trail, part of the Florida National Scenic Trail, offers a dry-to-damp hiking experience. You’ll traverse longleaf pine and scrub oak hills, cypress swamps, and follow the Withlacoochee River. Be aware that sections of the trail may flood and occasionally close; check with the Visitor Center for updates. Hikers can enjoy sightings of a wood stork rookery, Cracker cattle, and ponies. Additionally, deer, wild turkey, squirrels, bobcats, songbirds, and waterfowl are commonly spotted along the trail.