FIU Nature Preserve

8 reviews

+1 (305) 348-3717

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11200 SW 8th St

Miami, FL 33199

+1 (305) 348-3717

http://gogreen.fiu.edu

Fiu Nature Preserve is a serene natural area in Miami, FL that offers visitors a chance to connect with the local ecosystem.

With its diverse plant and animal life, the preserve provides a peaceful setting for outdoor exploration and education.

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Dave W.

12/22/2019

This is a beautiful hidden preserve full of amazing native plants, butterflies and birds. Walk all the trails and take your time and you will encounter the reclusive Zebra Longwing, more common...

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Ariel W.

9/23/2018

After visiting the The Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum we headed over to this nature preserve located on the college campus. It runs along the back of the football stadium. You can park at the...

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John C.

8/22/2019

This place is really nice to walk or run. I enjoy doing both those activities usually in the mid to late afternoon. It's great after a cold front, which is rare in Miami. Although some kids do use...

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Andrea B.

3/18/2019

Lovely place at FIU to kind of get away from the business of campus. Theres a nice trail that goes around it and through it which is great for jogging or taking a relaxing walk through nature....

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Verlene D.

7/20/2021

Nothing to see just a big circle of skinny paths and a lot of bugs. No map on trail just at the beginning so you don't know where your going.

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