FOUR MILE COVE ECOLOGICAL PRESERVE TRAIL
2500 Southeast 24th Street, Cape Coral, FL 33990
Lake, Beach, Dogs on Leash, Skateboarding, Wild Flowers, Seasonal Kayak Rentals, Picnic Areas, Mountain Biking, Kid Friendly, Skating, Walking, Wildlife, Fishing, Birding, Nature Trips, Wheelchair Friendly, Road Biking, Rollerblading, Jogging, Visitor Center & Trail Running
Visitors of any age can walk through the preserve on the boardwalk - The walking trails and access to the Veterans Memorial Area are available year-round - Provides a gateway for kayakers to launch an expedition into the puzzle of waterways - Fishing is permitted off the observation deck on the Caloosahatchee River
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ROTARY PARK ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER
5505 Rose Garden Road, Cape Coral, FL 33914
Since 2001
Wetlands, Swamp, Trails, Native Plants, Butterfly House, Birding Trail, Picnic Shelters, Playground, Dog Park, Environmental Center, Self-Guided Tours, Picnic Area, Trail Running, Birding, Dogs on Leash, Mountain Biking, Road Biking, Wild Flowers, Walking, Forest Lake, Nature Trips & Beach
The 4,200 square foot environmental center is used for gardening and nature-related classes, exercise classes, summer camp, and is home to the annual Burrowing Owl Festival, and several large native plant sales throughout the year - A variety of small critters reside in the nature center including snakes, fish, lizards & turtles - The beautiful butterflies and plants from the outside of the butterfly house every day
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YELLOW FEVER CREEK PRESERVE
Del Prado Boulevard Avenue, Cape Coral, FL 33909
Since 2001
Horse/Equestrian Trail, Playground, Restroom Facilities, Accessible, Bicycling, Birding, Fishing, Camping, Picnic Areas, Nature Trail, Snorkeling, Wildlife & Swimming
This preserve is mostly pine flatwoods and totals nearly 340 acres in size - There is 2.5-mile marked trail system at this preserve, which also connects to a 3-acre pond for fishing - With a seasonally wet area available to park a vehicle or two - Provides access for hikers wishing to walk on firelines which are seasonally disked to mineral soil
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