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NOTE: The covered part can be nice
NOTE: Mostly mowed
NOTE: Could be there but had none.
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1) What It's LikeA field with birds that quickly descends into deep forest along the Alafia river. Very enclosed and fun trail. You get to the interesting parts quickly if you want a quick hike. 2) Kinds of BirdsTypical forest birds - cardinals, titmice, red shouldered hawk. Not a huge birding spot but there are birds - I'd say the appeal is more the hike. 3) WildlifeShould be deer etc but saw no sign. 4) AmenitiesJust a parking area. Not too far from gas stations or the major Alderman's Ford Park (not preserve) though you have to pay to get in there. 5) DirectionsThere's a clear parking area and sign - address should get you there. 6) Time RequirementsYou could see interesting things in 30 minutes or spend a few hours here. ExperienceYou arrive and it seems like you've driven into a forested area in a rural place and surprise - a park. When facing the trailhead sign you can go right, backwards, or back and to the left. To the right gets to the river pretty quickly. The other directions I didn't explore thoroughly but it's sort of scrub / field with some trees. Lots of blackberries growing if you're there in the right season. And seemed to have good amount of birds but nothing exotic - just typical forest birds (cardials, titmice, red shouldered hawk, etc). |
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