20의 시트러스 카운티가지 명소 & 주요 장소

A peaceful place to hike or ride, with flat trails through pine woods, salt marsh, and tidal creeks. This segment is part of the smaller loop, which tends to be less busy—perfect for enjoying the quiet, scenic stretch full of wildlife. Bring water, bug spray, and take your time soaking it all in. Just stay alert while crossing the area, as it’s also alligator habitat.

There is significantly less going on in summer than in winter. However, there are also significantly more manatees in the park in winter

Nice bridge that takes you across the Withlacoochee River. You get great views of the water, so this is a nice place for a quick stop to enjoy the beautiful surroundings.

This well-maintained trail takes you through the Flying Eagle Preserve and passes by the former McGregor Smith Scout Reservation, once the main meeting place for the Boy Scouts in the area. The site still features a building and picnic area, making it a great spot for a picnic or a rest break.

This uniquely Florida park has a wide range of native species such as alligators, turtles, and manatees. But you'll also find some not so native species, namely Lu the hippopotamus. If you have the time this is a good place to have a break and explore a bit of natural Florida.

This trail it fairly typical for Florida, flat with intermittent shade and sun, and of course...bugs. So be sure to use bug spray before your ride. All those bugs mean a plethora of other wildlife is around too so you might get lucky and spot deer, wild turkey, turtles, and more bird species than you can count. You'll also want to have your maps downloaded since this trail crosses/intersects with multiple other trails that could lead you astray.

Crystal River Preserve State Park protects 27,500 acres of Florida as it was centuries ago. The park offers visitors the chance to bike, hike, kayak, or paddleboard through a mostly untouched wilderness that spans a vast array of different ecosystems.

From Felburn Park to the Gulf of Mexico, the Withlacooche Bay Trail stretches 5 miles and provides continuous views of the bay and canal. The trail is completely paved and is popular among runners, walkers, and cyclists. There are also some side trails (unpaved) that you can explore along the way.