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The Fellsmere Preserve is a beautiful 85-acre green space at the end of the Trans-Florida Central Railroad Trail. There is also a trail head at the entrance to the nature preserve, that has parking and a restroom.

Explore the Oslo Riverfront Conservation Area for stunning views and diverse wildlife! This 440-acre gem features scenic trails perfect for hiking and biking. Enjoy a peaceful escape and connect with nature in this beautiful Florida landscape. Don’t forget your camera!

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.

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.

The Indian River Lagoon National Scenic Byway is a series of connected roadways that encircle the eponymous lagoon. By riding along this byway, riders can discover some of the most diverse wetland habitat in the entire northern hemisphere. Stop by one of the many State Parks, wildlife refuges, and nature preserves along the route if you want to learn why this is such a unique and important area.

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.

The Indian River Lagoon has also been dubbed “the cradle of the ocean,” cradling and protecting wildlife here. It's made up of three lagoons: the Mosquito Lagoon, the Banana River, and the Indian River. This area boasts one of the most biodiverse estuaries in the United States, home to over 4,300 species of plants and animals.

The Historic Jungle Trail, or Jungle Trail, is a packed dirt and sand trail that brings bikers to an underdeveloped and more wild side of Florida. The trail often passes by the water and goes through the Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge and Captain Forster's Hammock Preserve.