키시미 호수 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

This trail offers a nicely shaded section with a canopy of pine and oak trees. You'll come across plenty of wildlife, including lizards, a variety of birds, and deer. You may even catch a glimpse of nearby Lake Rosalie.

The trails in this area are somewhat rustic, making for an adventurous journey. You'll encounter a nice mix of forest, scrub, and prairie, with plenty of wildlife to see along the way.

Lake Kissimmee State Park is one of the most remote areas in Central Florida, providing a serene escape from city life. The main attraction is Lake Kissimmee, a breathtaking 5,930-acre lake where you can enjoy various water activities. This spot offers stunning views of the water, making it an ideal break point.

There are more than 13 miles of trail to enjoy in this state park, but that's not all: You can also camp, boat, fish and canoe here, and it's a popular place for stargazing. But the most interesting thing you might see here is a historical reenactment of 19th-century Florida cow hunters. Yes, you read that correctly.

There are more than 13 miles of trail to enjoy in this state park, but that's not all: You can also camp, boat, fish and canoe here, and it's a popular place for stargazing. But the most interesting thing you might see here is a historical reenactment of 19th-century Florida cow hunters. Yes, you read that correctly.

The Westgate River Ranch is a resort for the whole family, with a nice restaurant and accommodation like tipis, luxurious tents and huts. You can ride on horseback into one of the last true wilderness areas in Florida, take a hike along the long-distance Florida Trail, enjoy some fishing or an air boat ride.

The Florida Trail is one of eleven National Scenic Trails in the US. Its vegetation and fauna makes it unique compared to the long-distance trails in the western states. You will encounter alligators and walk through palm, oak and pine forest. It is roughly 1,100 miles long with some options for alternative routes.

This is a small primitive campsite that you can access by car. It has several fire rings and picnic tables. It also has a little open shed for cooking. There is no water available. A free permit is required from South Florida Water Management District to camp at the campsite. You can make your reservation online at sfwmd.gov/community-residents/recreation/sul. Choose KICCO to get to the right area.