マーティン郡周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Rentals and Tours Our concession provider offers a variety of rentals, such as canoes, kayaks (singles and tandem), stand up paddleboards, motor boats and single-speed cruiser bicycle rentals for your enjoyment inside the park. In addition to rentals, they offer various guided nature tours including boat and equestrian tours. Dining In an outdoor setting overlooking the Loxahatchee River, Palmettos on the Loxahatchee, our food and beverage garden, features wine and beer and fresh food using local, sustainable or organic foods when possible.

Hiking through this wetland environment, provides opportunities to observe diverse plant and animal life. You may encounter various bird species, reptiles, and amphibians. The trail is often wet and muddy, requiring appropriate footwear, but the amazing landscape makes it worth it.

Hawk's Bluff Trail lies at the southern edge of Savannas Preserve State Park. Though only a mile, the trail traverses 5 separate and distinct habitats ranging from wetlands, woodlands, and grasslands.

Cycling by Colorado Avenue Park in historic downtown Stuart offers a picturesque spot for a water break or lunch. This small riverfront pocket park features a bike rack, benches, and limited street parking. Located next to the historic 1904 Owl House, now an Airbnb, the park connects to downtown via the River Boardwalk, offering stunning views of the Indian River and Roosevelt Bridge. The park also includes memorials to motorcyclists Alan "Big Al" Koehler and D.F. "Deacon" Alchermes Jr., reminding visitors to drive cautiously.

Cycling by Colorado Avenue Park in historic downtown Stuart offers a picturesque spot for a water break or lunch. This small riverfront pocket park features a bike rack, benches, and limited street parking. Located next to the historic 1904 Owl House, now an Airbnb, the park connects to downtown via the River Boardwalk, offering stunning views of the Indian River and Roosevelt Bridge. The park also includes memorials to motorcyclists Alan "Big Al" Koehler and D.F. "Deacon" Alchermes Jr., reminding visitors to drive cautiously.

Beautiful views over the St. Lucie River, free parking (3 hours) next door and picturesque houses on the street. Nice detour!

A wooden boardwalk leads you over Kitching Creek that flows into the Loxahatchee River. The creek is a nice water source for the nearby campsite if the pitcher pump is not working, but always treat the water.

Beautiful place on the river to watch the canoe/kayak renters with lots of picnic tables, bathrooms and a small store.