Visit The Limestone Outcroppings At Blowing Rocks Preserve In Florida

Don’t you just love those places in Florida that have become truly recognized as magical, not just by the visitors of the area, but by the residents, too? That’s how we feel about Blowing Rocks Preserve in Hobe Sound. This one-of-a-kind environmental preserve is owned by The Nature Conservancy and features extraordinary limestone outcroppings that will make you feel like you stepped onto another planet. Take a look at Blowing Rocks Preserve in Florida…

Blowing Rocks Preserve in Florida is a true natural phenomenon that deserves to be protected for years to come.

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As one of the most magical shorelines in all of Florida, what makes Blowing Rocks so unique is the fact that it is a natural area seemingly from another world, certainly one foreign to what Florida usually highlights.

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Visitors are able to hike the oceanfront preserve and learn all about how these limestone outcroppings came to be.

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This preserve contains the largest Anastasia limestone outcropping on Florida’s entire east coast, making it a true gem of the area.

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The limestone are what make these rocks so unique, as it makes the shoreline feel like you’ve stepped onto another planet.

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Hike the coast and view the various ecosystems within the area, and get your camera ready for when the seas break against the rocks—sometimes the spray of saltwater shoots up to 50-feet in the sky.

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It’s quite the impressive experience, but also opens up the possibility for you to see a ton of endangered plants and animals, like loggerhead turtles and sea turtles!

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Head on over to Blowing Rocks Preserve and enjoy this out-of-this-world experience that is filled with natural wonderment.

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Have you ever been to Blowing Rocks Preserve in Florida before? Share with us your experience in the comments section! Or if you’re looking for more information about the preserve, then check out the website.