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Savannas Wild Loop Trail, Crystal River Preserve State Park

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Savannas Wild Loop Trail, Crystal River Preserve State Park

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Savannas Wild Loop Trail, Crystal River Preserve State Park

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  • Location: Citrus County, Florida, United States

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    February 15, 2024

    Hiking

    Crystal River Preserve State Park is a free, 27,500-acre property open to hiking, running, and mountain biking. The trails are generally flat, dirt, and well-kept, but it's best to avoid the park after heavy rains since it is prone to flooding. Keep your eyes peeled; there are a lot of different plants and animals that call this park home!

    February 16, 2024

    Running

    Crystal River Preserve State Park is a free, 27,500-acre property open to hiking, running, and mountain biking. The trails are generally flat, dirt, and well-kept, but it's best to avoid the park after heavy rains since it is prone to flooding. Keep your eyes peeled; there are a lot of different plants and animals that call this park home!

    July 1, 2024

    Cycling

    Crystal River Preserve State Park protects 27,500 acres of Florida as it was centuries ago. The park offers visitors the chance to bike, hike, kayak, or paddleboard through a mostly untouched wilderness that spans a vast array of different ecosystems.
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    The Seven-Mile Loop Trail in Crystal River Preserve State Park offers a fantastic immersion into Florida's diverse coastal ecosystems. You'll wander through expansive sawgrass marshes, shaded Live Oak tunnels, and past tidal creeks, experiencing a constantly changing landscape. This 7.2-mile (11.5 km) route is rated moderate, primarily due to potentially muddy or rutted terrain, as it features a negligible 0 feet (0 metres) of elevation gain.

    When planning your trip, remember that the trail lacks amenities like restrooms or potable water, so pack accordingly. While the 2 hours and 52 minutes duration makes it a manageable outing, conditions can be quite wet, especially between May and September. Sturdy, waterproof footwear is highly recommended, and insect repellent is a must-have for a comfortable hike.

    This trail is a designated stop on the Great Florida Birding & Wildlife Trail, making it a prime spot for wildlife viewing. Keep an eye out for deer, otters, alligators, and a wide variety of wading birds like herons and egrets. You might even spot a Bald Eagle soaring overhead or the striking pink Roseate Spoonbill, adding a unique natural highlight to your adventure.

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    Location: Citrus County, Florida, United States

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