サンタローザ郡のおすすめツーリングルート

島の入り口にある建物を見た後はこんな感じです。何時間でもここにいたかった。誰もいなくて、水はターコイズブルーで澄んでいました。

Bear Lake is the centerpiece of this area, offering camping along its shore, with several benches providing great resting points and views of the water. The lake also features several fishing piers, giving you a closer view of the water.

Riverwalk Park in Milton is a great spot to take a break and enjoy the Blackwater River. There are lots of statues and war memorials, a shaded gazebo, and visitors can sit and watch the Blackwater River Swing Bridge move. There is no public restroom at the park, but there are lots of bars and restaurants in the area.

This trail takes you alongside Gulf Boulevard along the pristine Navarre Beach. You'll pass by unique and colorful beachfront houses that add to the area's charm, all while being surrounded by white sand, making for a relaxing hike.

Navarre Beach is renowned for its pristine white sand, captivating emerald-green waters, and abundant natural beauty, embodying a serene and laid-back atmosphere. Situated in Florida's Panhandle along the picturesque Emerald Coast in Santa Rosa County, it proudly proclaims itself as "Florida's Most Relaxing Place."

Beautiful road through Gulf Islands National Seashore, a barrier island off of Florida. There are great views of the Gulf of Mexico and the Santa Rosa Sound. The road is usually light on car traffic, so it is a nice place for a fast-paced ride.

Situated along Highway 399 between Pensacola Beach and Navarre Beach, the Opal Beach Complex offers access to Opal Beach, a cherished destination within the park. Ideal for fishing, swimming, and picnicking, it features amenities like parking, restrooms, pavilions, and beach showers on both Gulf-side and sound-side. Entry requires either an entrance fee or a displayed park pass, which is valid for seven days and obtainable at park entrance stations or online.

Battery Trueman, constructed in 1905, is a battery-mounted gun with two 3-inch rapid-fire guns. The idea behind having a battery here was to protect the fort from fast torpedo boats and minesweepers. Today the guns are gone, but you can see where they were once mounted on their platforms.