Kissimmee River Public Use Area: Hickory Hammock Wildlife Management Area
Majestic live oaks line both sides of the hiking trail as you enter Hickory Hammock. Marshes, patches of scrub…
DuPuis Management Area
Notifications
- Posted July 24, 2024: A portion of the Powerline Grade in the Dupuis Management Area is temporarily closed for maintenance activities.
Kissimmee River Public Use Area: Cornwell Marsh
At Cornwell Marsh, split by the Kissimmee River, you will find canoe and kayak access at the 4E’s non-motorized...
Corkscrew Regional Ecosystem Watershed (CREW)
The Corkscrew Regional Ecosystem Watershed (CREW), located in Lee and Collier counties, provides natural flood protection, water purification and aquifer recharge. The watershed also serves as an important habitat for species such as the endangered Florida panther, snail kite and wood stork. CREW is known for its spring wildflowers, although you may find flowers blooming at any time. CREW includes the CREW Marsh and Cypress Dome Trails, Flint Pen Strand and Bird Rookery Swamp.
Kissimmee River Public Use Area: Chandler Slough
Chandler Slough is a beautiful tract of cypress swamp, oak and cabbage palm hammocks and marsh habitats.
Kissimmee Chain of Lakes Wildlife Management Area: Catfish Creek
Catfish Creek is a popular landing for airboats. When the water level is high, you can enjoy a canoe…
Kissimmee River Public Use Area: Boney Marsh
See backfilled portions of the former C-38 Canal resulting from river restoration. You may ride a horse…
Kissimmee River Public Use Area: Bluff Hammock
Located along the eastern edge of the Kissimmee River floodplain, Oak Creek has many old-growth oaks…
Kissimmee River Public Use Area: Blanket Bay Slough
Blanket Bay Slough offers primitive waterfront camping on the east side of the Kissimmee River. There are no trails…
Lake Marion Creek Wildlife Management Area: Torrelli South
At the Torrelli South Trailhead, hike quiet sugar-sand hills and spot scrub jays or explore fern-filled tree hammocks.