The trail through Lemon Bay Park is a couple of miles in length, starting with a paving stone area around a butterfly garden, where native plants are nicely labeled. |
| Lop-Sided Indian Grass |
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| Milkweed |
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| Muhly Grass |
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| Porterweed |
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| Red Pentas |
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| Gaillardia and many more! |
Benches are located about every 100 yards so you can stop to watch for birds and wild life.
Oak trees form a canopy over much of the trail.
We spotted this tortoise on the side of the trail about a mile in.
Ferns filled one whole section of the trail.
Spanish moss and palmetto plants
This Pine burl looked like someone had carved a bear head on the tree.
At one point, a side trail took us to this beach on Lemon Bay.
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