Flying Eagle Preserve

Recreation Opportunities:
Birding
Hiking
Bicycling: Approximately 22 miles of multiuse trails.
Equestrian
Fishing
Hunting
Restrooms
Camping

Bicycling:
Approximately 22 miles of multiuse trails.
Bicyclists are required to stay on designated or marked trails.
Florida law requires bicyclists under 16 to wear helmets.

Birding:
Bird Watching Site located on western section of Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail.
Contact Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) for more information.

Boating:
Public boat launches offered at adjoining park and East Trail's End Road.
Recreation Term
Canoeing-Paddling
Recreation Description
Public boat launches offered at adjoining park and East Trail's End Road.

Camping:
Separate sites available for equestrian and primitive camping.
Sites have picnic tables, fire rings and/or grills.
A free reservation is required and must be displayed or available at campground.

Equestrian:
Approximately 22 miles of multiuse trails.
Riders are required to stay on designated or marked trails.
Horse-drawn buggy riding requires a free day-use reservation for buggy access behind locked gate.
Each rider must carry proof of horse's current negative Coggins test.
Equestrian use not permitted during hunts.
Florida law requires equestrians under 16 to wear helmets.

Fishing:
Moccasin Slough Bridge offers good fishing.
Contact FWC for license requirements.

Hiking:
Approximately 26 miles of multiuse trails.
Prepare for wet hiking; some trails are excessively wet during certain times of year.

Hunting:
Contact FWC for information regarding license requirements and permits.
FWC rules and regulations must be observed throughout the year.