Weekiwachee Preserve
Really loved hiking this park’s well-marked trails and beautiful sights. We think this is a great place for those that love to fish, hike, bike, paddleboard, kayak.
Fun tip, when you and your spouse go, be sure to explain the plan before getting there, Danielle was not ready for a 5-mile hike.
For information & reservation:
https://www.swfwmd.state.fl.us/recreation/weekiwachee-preserve
Adventure and Beauty
The Weekiwachee Preserve is part of a regional system of conservation lands that extend up to Crystal River Buffer Preserve, preserving the southernmost coastal hardwood hammock in western Florida. The preserve provides a rich mosaic of habitats including several miles of Weeki Wachee River frontage, portions of the Mud River, dense hardwood swamps, freshwater and saltwater marshes, and pine-covered sandhills. The preserve is best known for its Florida black bear population. The bears are shy, elusive and pose no threat to people, spending most of their time deep in the forest. Public ownership protects the wetlands’ natural functions of conveying spring water to the gulf, cleansing surface water and providing flood protection, as well as buffering nearby residential communities from tropical storms.Equipment:
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