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Visitors can drive the main ranch road to view wildlife. Crested caracara and sandhill cranes are often seen in the pastures.
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Our volunteer Master Naturalists scouting the Sunflower Trace Trail for a guided hike.
The Tuscawilla Trail is a shared hiking/horseback trail that traverses a shady pine flatwood next to pastures and wetlands.
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Alexandra Sulecki
Oct 19, 2016 near Immokalee, FL
“Visitors can drive the main ranch road to view wildlife. Crested caracara and sandhill cranes are often seen in the pastures.”  

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Visitors can drive the main ranch road to view wildlife. Crested caracara and sandhill cranes are often seen in the pastures.
The Tuscawilla Trail is a shared hiking/horseback trail that traverses a shady pine flatwood next to pastures and wetlands.
This is a service road used by staff to access northern portions of the Preserve. It goes through an active cattle pasture.
This narrow shared biking/hiking trail sits on a berm dividing pastures from wet flatwoods and cypress strand.
Everyone likes a nice boardwalk!
A group of hikers using the Black Bear Berm Trail.
This is one of the bike features along the Panther Pass Trail, a shared biking and hiking trail.
Our volunteer Master Naturalists scouting the Sunflower Trace Trail for a guided hike.
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Immokalee, FL