The weather has been absolutely fantastic, and if you’re like us you’re looking for any way you can to get out and get some fresh air. We love exploring nature walks of all sort in the Southwest Florida area, so we’ve put together a variety of suggestions for you to enjoy this season in Naples.

• Gordon River Greenway – This well known trail provides 2.5 miles of meandering pathway for visitors to enjoy, with mutliple access points including from Baker Park as well as at the back of the Naples Zoo parking lot.
• Fred W. Coyle Freedom Park – Walk along 3500 feet of boardwalk through the park and enjoy the scenery of Florida wetlands and native plants. You can also take a moment at the incredible memorial for the victims from September 11, 2001. The park is located on the corner of Goodlette-Frank Road and Golden Gate Parkway.
• Cullum’s Trail at The Bonita Nature Place – If you’ve never explored this gem, we highly recommend a visit. The trail is located along the Imperial River and offers a relaxing and nature filled experience. You can end your visit at the Gopher Tortoise Preserve at the Bonita Nature Place.
• Six Mile Cypress Slough Preserve – Meander down a 1.2 mile boardwalk as you enjoy the natural landscape of Florida wetlands. Expect some animal sightings including ibis, blue heron, sea otter and more.
• Any Naples Beach – at the end of the day, you can’t go wrong with a walk along the beautiful Naples coastline.