Ocoeeのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

Too many alligators on both sides of the trail. A gravel bike or gravel tires and full suspension would be better for bumpy rough areas. Otherwise, it is a nice ride with beautiful scenery and a large variety of birds.

The pump house is unfortunately closed and cannot be visited. There are restrooms outside. There is a small covered picnic area with a view of the wildlife.

Lake Fran is a beautiful 54 acre lake. There is a paved trail that runs along the perimeter of the water, and it connects on the north end with the Shingle Creek Trail

This overlook offers gorgeous views over Clay Island and Lake Apopka. But just as important for runners, it offers some nice switchbacks to prolong your suffering — excuse me, training time — as you toil back up the hill or, heaven forbid, do a few laps.

Clay Island Observation Tower is one of four observation towers in the Lake Apopka Restoration Area. Climb up and see what kind of wildlife is visible. There is also a map and some park information at the bottom of the tower.

One of four observation towers in Lake Apopka Restoration Area. It is a popular spot for bird watchers and others looking to spot wildlife. It is definitely worth taking a break from the ride and going to the top of the tower for the view!

The Lake Apopka Restoration Area is a property dedicated to the conservation, preservation, and restoration of aquatic, wetland, and riparian environments. With the multitude of plant and animal life along the trails and roads in the area, it's easy to tell that the project has been a success.

Located along Lake Apopka Wildlife Drive, this old pump house was used to drain and irrigate the farmland. Severely polluted by agricultural runoff, Apopka Lake became known as Florida’s most polluted large lake. Efforts to restore the lake and its wetlands have been successful at enhancing wildlife habitat.