Hypoluxo Scrub Natural Area

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A 98-acre nature preserve with two observation towers overlooking scrub and wetland habitats where kids can spot gopher tortoises and wading birds. The preserve has a paved quarter-mile trail perfect for families plus a longer sandy trail through restored wetlands for kids ready to explore further. Great for families with kids of any age who enjoy nature walks and wildlife spotting. The paved Cottonweed Trail works well for strollers and younger kids, while the 1.5-mile Eastern Pondhawk Trail gives older kids more adventure. The observation towers have timeline displays about local history, and the preserve is free and open daily.

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• Hypoluxo Scrub Natural Area Program

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  Hypoluxo Scrub Natural Area is a beautiful outdoor space where kids can explore Florida's natural history and native landscape right in their own backyard—the main attraction is climbing up the observation tower to take in sweeping views and learn about the area's connection to the famous Barefoot Mailman. The preserve is open sunrise to sunset every single day of the year, so it's perfect for whenever you can sneak out for an adventure. This is a county-run natural area, so there are various ways to get involved depending on what interests your family, whether that's a casual walk around the trails, horseback riding, or biking.