20의 세인트루시 카운티가지 명소 & 주요 장소

This place is a serene, hidden gem. The Yellow trail with its two bridges is the most scenic. Portions of the trail may be under water. Bring shorts and shoes that can get wet and muddy or call the ranger office for latest conditions.

This 108-acre area consists of wetland preserves and beachfront dunes. It's an important nesting area for sea turtles, so depending on the time of year, you may be able to see them here. This is a perfect place to dismount your bike and explore the area for a nice break.

This trail packs in quite a bit over its short run. The dense vegetation is a haven for a variety of wildlife, and the St Lucie River provides its own share of aquatic animals to spot. So though this is a short trail you may find yourself lingering while to try to find as many animals as you can count.

This is one of the longer trails within the preserve, and one of the best for spotting wildlife. Keep in mind this is a marsh area so it can be quite wet even long after the last rain, so proper footwear is essential. You'll also need sun block and bug spray, but if you're prepared you'll have a great hike and likely spot some of Florida's unique wildlife.

Savannas Preserve State Park protects over 7,000 acres of rare grasslands along Florida's Atlantic Coast. It is home to many endangered and threatened species such as the Florida Scrub Jay and gopher tortoise. It is also the only place in the world to find savannas mint growing in the wild.

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".

Save the Chimps is one of the largest Chimpanzee sanctuaries in the world and provides a quiet peaceful home for retired chimps. The facility isn't open to the public on a day to day basis but they do hold a number of events throughout the year that you can buy tickets to. Also, members receive a newsletter and there are some days when members are giving tours of the site. https://savethechimps.org/

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".