Suncoast Trail - 4 Things to Know Before Visiting
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About Suncoast Trail
The Suncoast Trail is an impressive, nearly forty-mile stretch of trail that winds through swamps and forests and is open to various outdoor activities. It's a great spot for sightseeing, walking, bike riding--including the world-famous Good Neighbor Trail sections--and enjoying some breathtaking views of the Gulf of Mexico along the way. Additionally, there are multiple picnic areas complete with benches and grills throughout its length for visitors to enjoy a midday meal.
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Homosassa Springs
5.98km from Suncoast Trail
Manatees flock to Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park because of the warm spring in the park.
Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park
6.11km from Suncoast Trail
The floating observatory at Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park allows visitors to get up close to the animals.
Yulee Sugar Mill Ruins Historic State Park
9.5km from Suncoast Trail
Yulee Sugar Mill Ruins Historic State Park has stonework (foundations, wells, and 40-foot chimneys) of the mill, iron gears, cane presses, and other machinery still in place.
Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge
11.05km from Suncoast Trail
The Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge is part of the National Wildlife Refuge System.
Three Sisters Springs
11.19km from Suncoast Trail
Three Sisters Springs, offers visitors a unique experience. Home to one of the largest concentrations of manatees in the state, three naturally formed springs feed into the crystal-blue Kings Bay. It is an incredibly popular spot for outdoor enthusiasts looking to engage in activities such as kayaking and swimming with these gentle giants. Hiking trails surround this charming paradise and offer unparalleled views suited for all ages.
Citrus Wildlife Management Area
11.31km from Suncoast Trail
The Citrus Wildlife Management Area in Citrus County, Florida is well known for its variety of wildlife and conservation efforts. It is one of the oldest public land management areas in Florida, established in 1958. It consists of about 79,000 acres of swamps, hardwood forests, hammocks and other incredibly diverse ecosystems. There are also over 30 species of percent federally endangered or threatened animals that reside within its boundaries.
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Florida's Citrus County is located on the west central coast. It has a population of 153,843 as of the 2020 census.
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