Juno Dunes Natural Area, Coastal nature preserve in Palm Beach County, Florida, US.
Juno Dunes Natural Area is a coastal nature preserve in Palm Beach County stretching from the Atlantic Ocean to the Intracoastal Waterway with sand dunes, wetlands, and scrub habitats. The property has two main entrances separated by U.S. Highway 1, with the oceanfront section offering a wheelchair-accessible trail.
Palm Beach County acquired and protected this land to preserve the largest remaining section of the Atlantic Coastal Ridge in the region. The creation of this nature preserve was an effort to safeguard these rare coastal habitats for the future.
The preserve serves as a stopping point for migratory and resident birds that people can observe throughout the year. It is part of the Great Florida Birding Trail and draws visitors interested in watching and documenting local wildlife.
The preserve is accessible from two separate locations due to the highway that divides it, so plan accordingly if you want to explore both sections. The oceanfront side features easier paths suitable for different mobility levels, while the inland area offers a more natural walking experience.
An observation platform at 44 feet (13 meters) above sea level provides a rare elevated viewpoint in an otherwise flat region. This height allows visitors to see across the surrounding landscape and water in ways not typically possible elsewhere in the county.
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