Hike The Forested Savage Christas Creek Preserve Loop In Florida

Have you ever just felt the need to disappear into nature for the weekend and surround yourself with swaying trees and the sounds of birds calling through the silence? At Savage Christmas Creek Preserve in Florida, guests will find over a thousand acres of natural beauty worth exploring. But if that sounds overwhelming at first, then start by hiking the loop trail, which is short and sweet without missing a thing.

Savage Christmas Creek Preserve near Christmas, Florida is the perfect trail for a short jaunt through the woods.

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While there are over a thousand acres that make up the Preserve, the loop trail, in particular, is a great place to start.

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Clocking in at 1.5-miles in length, this lightly trafficked loop trail is perfect for hikers of all ages.

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For starters, there is a minimal elevation change, so don’t expect any hills or mountains you have to trek.

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The simplicity of the hike is highlighted by the surrounding forest setting, offering up a unique opportunity to be immersed in Florida wildlife.

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While this hike is mostly optimized for equestrians, hikers can also enjoy the pine flat woods and scrubby brush along this Florida trail.

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Plus, did we mention the opportunities for birding? Since the surrounding area from the hike is well-protected, birds find solace in the quiet forested scrub and seasonal plants and wildflowers.

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Come enjoy a quick hike through nature on a sunny afternoon when you visit the Savage Christmas Creek Preserve loop trail in Florida.

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Click here to find out where Savage Christmas Creek Preserve is in Florida.

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Have you ever hiked through Savage Christmas Creek Preserve in Florida before? Share with us your experience in the comments section! Or if you’re looking for more information about this preserve, including current weather conditions, then check out the AllTrails website.