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The one-mile strip of beach within the town of Surfside scores big points for its attractive, low-key walking path that precedes the trendier paths...
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Find out more about Jim: A South Florida native, Mr. Jim W. Harper is the park critic and environmental columnist for the Biscayne Times. He has reviewed dozens of parks around Miami and led tours in Oleta State Park. A nationally-ranked swimmer and coach, he leads an ocean swim every Sunday in South Beach. Just add “fish” to his name to reach Jim@Harperfish.com. |
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The best way to experience the Everglades in one day is not by boat, car, or even by foot. Because of a trail jutting into its heart, the Everglades...
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The first ship attempting to circle the Americas from top to bottom makes a stop at Bicentennial Park in downtown Miami starting on October 19 at 10...
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The Enchanted Forest becomes the spookiest place in town for one night only. The day before Halloween, from 7 p.m. until 11 p.m., families can enjoy...
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Get your spook on from October 10 to Halloween night by visiting the 7,000-foot haunted house at the Miami Metrozoo for $5 (excludes zoo admission)....
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Tony Bal Harbour and its exclusive shops remain a haven for the ultra-rich, but a concession has been made to the fishers who frequent its shoreline....
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View Pallot Park in a larger map Young kids play soccer alongside the bay while their parents sit in chairs and enjoy the breeze and the view of...
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The ghost of Miami's grand prix track winds through Bicentennial Park. Another ghost is the empty structure that was intended for a waterfront...
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The "Welcome to Miami" theme song should come with a disclaimer: the welcome ends at Bicentennial Park. This downtown park with gorgeous...
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One of Miami's newest parks has a wall of water instead of a field of grass. Two other walls and a gate make this tiny, concrete rectangle complete....
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