Jetta Point Nature Walk & Eagle Watching / Winter Springs

See the wildlife that calls Jetta Point home. Join neighbors for an easy evening nature walk along the Cross Seminole Trail on Saturday, October 24. We’ll look for plants and wildlife, record observations if you’d like to participate in a community BioBlitz, and watch for bald eagles at dusk. You’ll also hear a brief update on the community effort to keep this wooded Seminole County land protected. Newcomers are welcome; no nature expertise or app is required. Event Activities Meetup at the Black Hammock Trailhead. A bioblitz is a fast-paced event where participants work together to find and record as many living species as possible in a specific area within a short time. As an optional activity, add your nature observations to the dedicated iNaturalist project Wildlife Exploration: Explore the unique plants and animals of Jetta Point. Eagle Watching: View roosting bald eagles at dusk from the Cross Seminole Trail. What to Bring Comfortable walking shoes for the trail. Mobile phone or camera to capture observations. Insect repellent for comfort during the dusk viewing. Parking & Transportation If available, park at Black Hammock Trailhead. 1571 E State Rd 434, Winter Springs, FL 32708 Primary Access: Nearby residents are highly encouraged to arrive by foot or bicycle. Overflow Parking: Additional parking is available at 1511 E State Rd 434 #2001, Winter Springs, FL 32708. Trail Etiquette Share the Trail: Please be mindful of other Cross Seminole Trail users who are not part of the event. Stay to the Side: Walk or stand to the side of the trail whenever possible to keep the path clear.