Hobe Sound, Coastal community in Martin County, United States
Hobe Sound is a coastal community in Martin County along Florida's Treasure Coast with beaches bordered by Jonathan Dickinson State Park and the Indian River Lagoon. The area features low-lying wetlands, mangrove forests, and marshes that create habitat for varied wildlife.
The name comes from a Jaega Native American settlement that Spanish explorers documented as Jobe or Jove during early contact. This linguistic connection preserves the memory of the original inhabitants of this coastal region.
The nature center here displays native wildlife and helps visitors understand how animals fit into the local ecosystem. Boardwalks and exhibits show how people have learned to live alongside these creatures over time.
The Civic Center serves as a gathering space for the community and hosts local events and meetings. Stop by to learn about upcoming activities and happenings in the area.
The Blowing Rocks Preserve features a rare geological formation where ocean waves spray water through rock holes under the right conditions. Boardwalks guide you through this natural wonder and along the lagoon's edge.
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