Many people come to Devil’s Millhopper with one thought - descending into the sinkhole. However, a lesser known trail will not only let you experience a unique perspective on the sinkhole from above, but also walk through a beautiful upland pine forest where you can stretch your legs and refresh your mind.

The Coastal Strand Trail is an invigorating 2.5-mile hike that begins at Smith Creek Landing. Be sure to look for the well-placed, interpretive signs along the hiking trail that highlight special resident species and plant life.

Explore the diverse birding opportunities at Fort Mose Historic State Park, and see one of the of the most important bird nesting/resting areas in Florida.

Camping at Blackwater River State Park is a sensory experience allowing visitors a new perspective on the park. An extended stay in the park also affords more opportunities to view park wildlife.

Buccaneer Bay is a remaining piece of Roadside America. Located inside Weeki Wachee Springs State Park, Buccaneer Bay features four tremendous water slides, two of which drop you off in natural Weeki Wachee Springs. 

A walk along the park's many trails will take you on a journey through 15 distinct natural communities, as well as a highly protected springs ecosystem with endless plants, animals and other species.

Looking to get away from the city and experience nature at its best? Wekiwa Springs has a series of trails that do just that. Whether it is a quick break from the routine or a day of exploration, we offer trails ranging in length to accommodate you.

Swim in crystal clear Wekiwa Spring where the water is a refreshing 72 degrees year-round. The spring’s natural open setting is perfect for spreading a blanket, having a picnic and enjoying the day. 

Blue Spring State Park is known mainly for being the winter home of the Florida manatee, but did you know we have another special species that can be found here year round?

Explore the diverse birding opportunities at Anastasia State Park, and see of the most important bird nesting areas in Florida.