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Citrus Wildlife Management Area is a 50,000 acre nature preserve. There are many miles of trail and dirt roads that cut through the preserve, so there are many routes to choose from.

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.

Stage Pond is a nice small pond along in the Citrus Wildlife Management Area. There is a dirt path that circles the pond, so you can get a good look at the water.

Citrus Wildlife Management Area is a 50,000 acre nature preserve. There are many miles of trail and dirt roads that cut through the preserve, so there are many routes to choose from.

Stage Pond is a nice small pond along in the Citrus Wildlife Management Area. There is a dirt path that circles the pond, so you can get a good look at the water.

This trail leads you on a grass path through a nicely shaded area with lush green surroundings. The well-marked trails are easy to follow.

Aripeka Sandhills Preserve spans over 200 acres and features rustic trails made of dirt, shell, or grass. In the middle, there's a nice pond where you can take a break or go fishing, adding to the peaceful setting.

This 11,000-acre preserve covers a large variety of habitats and provides sanctuary for a wide selection of wildlife. Along with many native plant and bird species the Weekiwachee Preserve is also home to the largest remaining black bear population on the gulf coast.