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Florida
1.0 mi
Distance
80 ft
Gain
22 min
Time
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Seacrest Scrub
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Seacrest Scrub offers a short out-and-back trail through Florida's distinctive scrubland habitat, featuring sandy terrain and native scrub vegetation typical of central Florida's natural communities. This 1.04-mile trail is perfect for a quick nature walk where you can observe the unique flora and fauna adapted to sandy, well-drained soils. The trail provides an accessible introduction to Florida's scrub ecosystem without requiring significant elevation change.
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