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Pine Log State Forest is a beautiful nature preserve that is home to a diverse mixture of animal and plant species. There are 13 miles of hiking grounds in the park, as well as a campground, horse trails and a picnic area.

The Longleaf Trail is a great trail through Panama City Beach Conservation Park. It is a mix of dirt paths and several wooden boardwalks. It is common to see a variety of wildlife from the boardwalk, including armadillo, hogs, and snakes.

Panama City Beach Conservation Park is a nature preserve of over 2,900 acres. There are over 24 miles of trails that cut through the wetlands and Cypress domes, as well as 1 mile of boardwalk. There are also picnic areas, parking and restrooms.

Gayle's Trails are a collection of trails near Panama City Beach. This section is 3.5 miles and leads you to Panama City Beach Conservation Park. It is fully paved and flat, so it is not a challenging trail to walk.

This is one of the rare coastal dune lakes in the world. According to the story, it is believed to be named after Captain Phillips, whose crew was stranded in this area. Rich in history, this area has yielded many ancient artifacts.

This park is located on the western border of Panama City Beach and borders Phillips Inlet. It offers views of water throughout, with stunning vistas of the pristine white sand beaches as you walk through dunes and scrub oak.

great views of Gator Lake

Note of note regarding the alligators