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Florida
1.1 mi
Distance
49 ft
Gain
24 min
Time
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Why you'll love it
Golden Aster Scrub Preserve Trail
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Golden Aster Scrub Preserve Trail is a short out-and-back trail through Florida's unique scrub ecosystem, featuring native vegetation and sandy terrain typical of central Florida's natural preserves. This 1.15-mile route offers an accessible way to experience Florida's distinctive scrubland habitat, with opportunities to observe native plants adapted to sandy, well-drained soils. The preserve protects important scrub vegetation and provides a peaceful nature walk suitable for all skill levels.
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~24 min drive
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