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Hugh Taylor Birch State Park

Hugh Taylor Birch State Park, FL

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Hugh Taylor Birch State Park is a Florida State Park located in Fort Lauderdale, on East Sunrise Boulevard, between the Intracoastal Waterway and SR … See more

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It's all lined with a beautiful wavy white wall

And picnic grounds. there are short nature trails

In essence, fort lauderdale owes its open beach

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Jan 15, 2023
This is a a great place on the beach. We stopped by here past noon, went to the beachside restaurant (which was good) and then went and chilled out on the beach. There are also lots of paths here at … Full review by c22hubb
Jan 8, 2023
Wonderful green area in Ft. Lauderdale to bike, walk, run or just relax with family and friends. The park is a large green space that sits at the edge of the Ft. Lauderdale intercoastal waterway wi… Full review by JamieJW
Jan 6, 2023
We go here often. Great for fishing on the shore and has lots of spots to picnic and grill out. Easy parking and a great way to avoid the busy beach and chaotic beach parking. Full review by cmusafl
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Escape the City Life
Living in a busy city is as hectic as exciting, as boring as unexpected and we all have that one happy place where we like to go and escape the city life for a bit. For most, it’s a secluded quiet spot somewhere within the borders of the city itself. For the residents of Fort Lauderdale, the Hugh Taylor Birch State Park is their gateway! Named after the benevolent man who donated his estate to the state, it’s now a public park. Visitors have the option of pick nicking, hiking, camping or canoeing to name a few. Whatever you choose to do, it will be worth your while.
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Colorful Flora and Fauna
Not far from the coast lies the Hugh Taylor Birch State Park with its colorful flora and fauna. Tortoises, squirrels and various birds can be found among its wildlife. As a visitor you can explore the tropical hammock by canoeing in the lagoon, cycling on paved roads or simply hiking among its trees and bushes.
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Pleasant Nature Oasis
The Hugh Taylor Birch State Park sits next to the Atlantic Ocean and if you love wildlife then you mustn’t miss the chance to visit.The park is home to a huge number of local species such as the gopher tortoise, turtles, and marsh rabbits and you can also find over 200 kinds of birds here.As well as hiking trails that are perfect for walking or cycling, there is a beach area as well as a lagoon that stretches for over a mile and is filled with fresh water.
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A Tropical Forest Right Into the City
Hugh Taylor Birch State Park brings a tropical forest right into the city. The park, a former estate left to the city by Hugh Taylor Birch, is home to snakes, butterflies, turtles, and gopher tortoises. Rent a canoe and paddle around the lagoon, walk the nature trails, or visit the beach. Explore the visitor center inside Birch's Art Deco-style house to see exhibits about the park's ecosystem, the history of Fort Lauderdale, and Birch himself. Bring along a picnic and relax in one of the pavilions in the park. The park closes at sundown each day. By using our Fort Lauderdale online tour planner, you can arrange your visit to Hugh Taylor Birch State Park and other attractions in Fort Lauderdale.
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