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The Cellon Oak

Notable Trees

The biggest of Florida’s big trees

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Naval Live Oaks Area

Naval Live Oaks Area

Gulf Islands National Seashore  |  Pensacola
( 30.363867,-87.130483 )      8.4 miles

Spanning from Santa Rosa Sound to Pensacola Bay, Naval Live Oaks Area is one of America’s oldest federally protected forests, now part of Gulf Islands National Seashore.

Oak Hammock Park

Shaded trail in tropical hammock

Port St. Lucie      ( 27.279042, -80.407811 )      1.5 miles

Buried in a sea of development in Port St. Lucie, Oak Hammock Park is one of those little gems that shouldn’t be missed, thanks to its dense hammock of live oaks

Pinecrest Gardens

Pinecrest Gardens

Pinecrest      ( 25.668634,-80.284643 )      

Established in the 1930s as a tropical tourist attraction, Parrot Jungle, this tropical forest in Pinecrest has deep roots, if you will, showcasing both native and exotic tropical species.

Ponce Preserve

Trail through oak canopy

Ponce Inlet      ( 29.11411,-80.949503 )      1.6 miles

Just south of Daytona Beach, Ponce Preserve protects a cross-section of barrier island habitats, with nearly 2 miles of trails connecting the beach and the Halifax River

Pondhawk Natural Area

Pondhawk Natural Area

Boca Raton      ( 26.387583,-80.114956 )      2.5 miles

Pondhawk Natural Area protects 79 acres of scrub habitats and wetlands, including a relict pond apple slough with some of the tallest pond apple trees in Florida.

Split Oak Forest WEA

Narcoosee      ( 28.353333, -81.210917 )      6.4 miles

A live oak tree more than 200 years old is the centerpiece of Split Oak Forest, a 2,000-acre prairie and scrub preserve near Orlando, home to families of sandhill cranes

Spring Hammock Preserve

Spring Hammock Preserve Question Pond

Winter Springs      ( 28.721682, -81.306905 )      3.0 miles

Protecting more than 1,500 acres along Lake Jesup, Spring Hammock Preserve is home to some of Florida’s oldest and largest cypress trees

Sugar Mill Gardens

Sugar Mill Gardens

Port Orange      ( 29.140788,-81.006202 )      

Sugar Mill Botanical Gardens has a long history, from the Dunlawton Plantation to a stint in the 1950s as Bongoland, a roadside attraction with dinosaurs.

Terry Rhodes Trail System

Steephead stream in bluff forest

Lake Talquin State Forest  |  Quincy
( 30.477157, -84.625806 )      4.8 miles

Featuring steep topography and a high biodiversity of plant life along its network of five loop trails, Bear Creek Educational Forest is the crown jewel of Lake Talquin State Forest.

Tosohatchee White Loop

Pine flatwoods in Florida

Tosohatchee WMA  |  Christmas
( 28.477534, -80.958799 )      10.8 miles

A botanically-rich immersion into Tosohatchee WMA, the White Loop combines the Florida Trail and the White Trail for a hike of nearly 11 miles.

Treaty Oak Park

Treaty Oak Jacksonville

Jacksonville      ( 30.316367, -81.657755 )      

Surrounded by skyscrapers, the tiny green space of Jessie Ball duPont Park in downtown Jacksonville protects an ancient piece of Florida, the massive Treaty Oak

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