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1. Bourlay Historic Nature Park

   700 N. Canal St.
   Leesburg, FL 34748

   (352) 343-3777
   www.lcwa.org
   

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   A Lake County Water Authority property, the Bourlay Historic Nature Park is excellent for beginning birders as it contains several lakeside habitats where birds can be spotted readily.

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2. Clearwater Lake Recreation Area

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   24511 County Road 42
   Paisley, FL 32767

   (352) 669-0078
   www.camprrm.com
   

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   The recreation area is nestled in an oak hammock near the community of Paisley. The recreational area is in the Ocala National Forest and includes a 32-acre lake, access to hiking and biking trails and 42 campsites.

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3. Clermont Waterfront Park

   East Avenue
   Clermont, FL 34711

   (352) 241-7352
   sramdass@clermontfl.org
   www.cityofclermontfl.com
   

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   Waterfront Park is conveniently located along Lake Minneola, nestled between East Avenue and Eighth Street.  Passing through the park is a paved trail used by walkers, bikers and rollerbladers.

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4. Emeralda Marsh

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   38000 Emeralda Island Rd
   Leesburg, FL 32727

   (352) 732-1225
   

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   Local bird watchers and environmentalists rave about the large and diverse wildlife population of the 7,089-acre Emeralda Marsh Conservation Area.

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5. Eustis Lake Walk

   Downtown Eustis
   Eustis, FL 32726

   (352) 253-4915
   wayne.carter@comcast.net
   www.eustis.org
   

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   The scenic walk stretches from the Eustis Aquatic Center, located at the north end of historic Ferran Park, to the Community Center,located at 601 Northshore Drive.

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6. Hidden Waters Preserve

   Country Club Road
   Mount Dora, FL 32757

   1-800-798-1071
   www.lcwa.org
   

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   The differences in elevation on this 90 acre site, as well as the varying wet conditions and diversity of vegetation make this preserve unique.

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7. Paisley Woods Bicycle Trail Northern Trailhead

   45621 State Road 19
   Altoona, FL 32702

   (352) 669-3153
   www.fs.usda.gov
   

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   The 22-mile loop trail is a popular spot for bicyclists.

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8. Paisley Woods Bicycle Trail Southern Trailhead

   24511 County Road 42
   Paisley, FL 32767

   (352) 669-7695
   www.fs.usda.gov
   

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   The 22-mile loop trail is a popular spot for bicyclists.

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9. Palatlakaha Environmental and Agricultural Reserve (PEAR Park)

   5336 University Ave.
   Leesburg, FL 34748

   (352) 253-4950
   

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   The 318-acre park is divided into two areas. The front 50 acres is being developed into an active recreation area. The remaining acres offer a Florida Scrub-jay restoration area, nature center and access to hiking and nature trails.

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10. Rock Springs Run State Reserve

    State Road 46
    Sorrento, FL 32776

    
    www.floridastateparks.org
    

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    Thereserve's 17 miles of trails can be used by hikers, mountain bikers and horses. The trails transverse through many habitat communities and provide opportunities to observe wildlife in their environment.

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