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Myakka and the canopy walk
Sarasota County, Florida
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One of the oldest and largest state parks in Florida, built by the Civilian Conservation Corps out of palm log and limestone. It has the first public treetop walkway in North America, a suspended bridge twenty-five feet up through the oak canopy with a tower above it, and one of the densest alligator populations anywhere in the state.
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