Parks in Pensacola
Outdoor adventures and natural wonders await at our beautiful parks in Pensacola!
Dive into the beauty of our parks, starting with the Gulf Islands National Seashore, where historic forts and sugar-white sand beaches are ready to explore. Immerse yourself in Big Lagoon State Park's serene landscapes, or uncover the hidden gems of Perdido Key State Park's pristine shores. Experience our local parks, where endless recreational activities and breathtaking views await.
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Pensacola Scenic Bay Bluffs Preserve
3400 Scenic Highway Pensacola, FL 32504 (850) 436-5670
Perdido Key State Park, Fire Station Beach Access
15301 Perdido Key Dr Pensacola, FL 32507 (850) 492-1595
An Insider's Look at the Outdoors
Discover Pensacola outdoor adventures from an insider's perspective.
Pensacola offers an outdoor mecca of trails for the adventure enthusiast
Adventure (noun) An exciting or very unusual experience; participation in exciting undertakings or enterprises. Experience the ultimate adventure in Pensacola. With rolling hills, bountiful bayous, lazy lagoons, natural national seashores and the emerald green waters of the Gulf of Mexico, there’s a gamut of outdoor activities that are yours for the taking.
Five Historic Hikes in Pensacola
History, beaches and a hike in the Florida sunshine, is that too much to ask? Absolutely not! Experience these 5 historic hikes in the Pensacola Bay Area.
Migrate to Pensacola to Explore the Great Florida Birding & Wildlife Trail
In Pensacola, we’re lucky to be located under the superhighway for birds, the Atlantic Flyway that stretches 3,000 miles from the Caribbean to the Arctic tundra on which a kaleidoscope of amazing birds migrates to and from their wintering grounds. We’re the official gateway to the Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail of which we boast 10 stops.
Hiking Scenic Pensacola
Let me guess, you brought some hiking shoes along to the beach and you’re expecting to make a 2-hour trip to get to the nearest place with a secluded trail, woods or a quiet waterway. Well, you and your hiking shoes are in luck.
