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Pepper Park Beachside is a 52-acre park known as a great place for snorkelers and divers. There are two small reefs less than 100 yards from shore, as well as Florida's first underwater archeological preserve. This preserve was created in 1987 at the site of the 1715 shipwreck of the Spanish vessel "Urca De Lima".

Built in the early 20th Century by Swedish horticulturist Axel Hallström, the Hallstrom House is now on the National Register of Historic Places. It is now a living museum and education center run by The Indian River County Historical Society.

Indrio Savannahs Preserve protects 267 acres of Florida wetlands. There are a few miles of trails and the 35-acre lake is open to catch-and-release fishing.

Pepper Park Beachside is a 52-acre park known as a great place for snorkelers and divers. There are two small reefs less than 100 yards from shore, as well as Florida's first underwater archeological preserve. This preserve was created in 1987 at the site of a the 1715 shipwreck of the Spanish vessel "Urca De Lima".

This State Park is known for its 60+ miles of multi-use trails through open, grassy forests of flatleaf pine trees. Visitors to this unique habitat have the chance to spot over 70 endangered and threatened species that call this area home.

The 407-acre North Sebastian Conservation Area aims to preserve and restore its scrub and wetland habitats for the protection of threatened and endangered species. There are over 10 miles of trails and boardwalks through the reserve, and users are invited to learn more about the native species by reading the numerous information boards located around the preserve.

From end to end, the A1A Urban Trail spans over 60 miles between Atlantis Road in Port Canaveral and Round Island Beach Park. The trail is paved and open to biking, skiing, running, walking, and more.

Round Island Beach Park offers a lovely, secluded beach with free parking, picnic areas, barbecues, clean bathrooms, easy beach access, and a boat ramp. Once a WWII training area, it features historical plaques for visitors to read.