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Corbett Stumpers Grade

Northeast Everglades Natural Area

With more than 300 miles of hiking, biking, paddling, and equestrian trails, NENA includes a network of interconnected and often wet public lands along the county lines of Palm Beach and Martin counties


Contents

  • 1 Resources
  • 2 What is NENA?
  • 3 Trails and Parks in the Northeast Everglades Natural Area
    • 3.1 Florida Trail, Ocean to Lake: DuPuis to Corbett
    • 3.2 Florida Trail, Ocean to Lake: DuPuis WMA
    • 3.3 Limestone Creek Natural Area
    • 3.4 Sandhill Crane Loop
    • 3.5 Loxahatchee Slough Natural Area
    • 3.6 Blowing Rocks Preserve
    • 3.7 Sandhill Crane Access Park
    • 3.8 Florida Trail, Corbett WMA to Lucky Tract
    • 3.9 Riverbend Park
    • 3.10 Florida Trail, Lucky Tract to Kitching Creek
    • 3.11 Ocean to Lake Hiking Trail
    • 3.12 Florida Trail, Pahokee to Port Mayaca
  • 4 Related Articles
    • 4.1 Okeechobee’s Last Wild Shore
    • 4.2 Walking the Ocean to Lake Hiking Trail

Resources

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What is NENA?

A bold initiative to bring together two counties with vast wetlands along their border, the Northeast Everglades Natural Area (NENA) is a regional initiative to conserve significant watersheds between Lake Okeechobee and the Atlantic Coast.

In addition to its eastern and western shorelines, the area is bounded by water features to the north and south. The St. Lucie Canal – formerly the natural-flowing St. Lucie River – forms the upper boundary.

The West Palm Beach Canal stretching west to Canal Point is the south boundary.

Promoted by South Florida Water Management District as a way to focus recreational interest on this region, NENA includes more than 300 miles of trails.

These trails are on nearly 35 distinct public lands, with more being added all the time.

For backpackers, the Ocean to Lake Hiking Trail is a significant resource spanning 61 miles across this region.

Equestrians have use of the Ocean to Lake Greenway. Several other major trails are under development.


Trails and Parks in the Northeast Everglades Natural Area

Hiker in a dry cypress strand

Florida Trail, Ocean to Lake: DuPuis to Corbett

Florida Trail, Ocean to Lake: DuPuis to Corbett
Hiking trail through pines and palms

Florida Trail, Ocean to Lake: DuPuis WMA

Florida Trail, Ocean to Lake: DuPuis WMA
Following yellow blazes into woods

Limestone Creek Natural Area

Limestone Creek Natural Area
Lake in Loxahatchee Slough

Sandhill Crane Loop

Sandhill Crane Loop
Wet prairie in Loxahatchee Slough

Loxahatchee Slough Natural Area

Loxahatchee Slough Natural Area
Blowing Rocks Jupiter FL

Blowing Rocks Preserve

Blowing Rocks Preserve
Sandhill Crane Access Park cypress

Sandhill Crane Access Park

Sandhill Crane Access Park
Crossing a boardwalk

Florida Trail, Corbett WMA to Lucky Tract

Florida Trail, Corbett WMA to Lucky Tract
Riverbend Park boardwalk

Riverbend Park

Riverbend Park
Backpacker in pine scrub

Florida Trail, Lucky Tract to Kitching Creek

Florida Trail, Lucky Tract to Kitching Creek
Ocean to Lake Hiking Trail

Ocean to Lake Hiking Trail

Ocean to Lake Hiking Trail
Florida Trail, Pahokee

Florida Trail, Pahokee to Port Mayaca

Florida Trail, Pahokee to Port Mayaca

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Related Articles

Okeechobee’s Last Wild Shore

November 22, 2015//  by Sandra Friend

Ocean to Lake History

Walking the Ocean to Lake Hiking Trail

February 20, 2013//  by Sandra Friend

INCLUDES: Hobe Sound, Port Myakka, Jupiter, West Palm Beach
ALONG: Atlantic Ocean, Atlantic Coastal Ridge, Indian River Lagoon, Lake Okeechobee | PART OF: Southeast Florida

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