Oslo Riverfront Conservation Area — Attraction in Florida

It has a nice wrap around loop through a one-way in/out trail. A raised observation deck overlooks the marsh on the NorthWest corner. There's an undeveloped canoe/kayak slip that enters from the river near the SouthEast corner(not recommended for launching), and a walk out dock into the marsh on the SouthWest corner at the entrance of the loop.

The Loop itself is a nice trail for runners and dog-walkers (Leashed), it offers a wide path and plenty of smelly smells...

This is my second time visiting this hiking trail. You can't really get past the first section It was all flooded. And I came back the opposite way, Because there's two trails left or right that take you to the same bridge but we couldn't get to that bridge because of the flooding. But on the way back the trail was overgrown and we ended up somewhere that I guess was not the trail and behind some houses and then it was fenced off and we got all kind of turned...

Such a rich, shaded, diverse natural area. Actually it encompasses multiple areas. Different environments. From thick forested landscape with butterflies all around you, to mangrove swamp on the lagoon with countless birds. I've also seen otters and blue crabs are breeding in this water. A special park, please protect, preserve, and take care of this...