Weedon Island Preserve

In St. Petersburg, United States, there is an island named as Weedon Island Preserve which is an archaeological area near to Florida City and situated in North East on eighteen hundred Weedon Drive and this island is charted to Pinellas County and owned by state government.

The area or island is administered by Environment Lands Division or Department of Environment Management and in 1972, 13th June the Weedon Island Preserve was registered for the Historic Places to U.S. National Register Office.

History of Weedon Island preserve

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weedon_Island_Preserve

In the year of 2002 Natural History Center and Weedon Island Preserve Cultural was opened and the main concern was given on the archaeological, cultural and natural in the history the importance was given on these areas.

Travel to Cleveland Beach and find out the gallery of this island that thas exhibits on photographers, state and local artists and the collection of Native American artifacts is showed in digitized manner and this has made it available as a implicit tour for the interested persons through online.

There are two tracks in the island of Weedon Island Preserve and facility of Kayaking and Canoeing and for hiker lover, they have to just walk four and half km for performing hiking, there is a tower in the island through which visitors or tourist can see wildlife animals and different species of birds. Tourists can see the cities of St. Petersburg and Tampa.

Facilities Provided at the Weedon Island

http://www.trails.com/tcatalog_trail.aspx?trailid=HGD124-059

The Weedon Island Preserve boardwalk provides a 3 miles hike and different tracks for different activities and instead of hike tourist can bog habitation and 5 km from St. Petersburg and 10 km from Tampa downtown where there is a historical place near to that area. You can discover more about the same during your Cleveland Florida travel.

In South east in Native American Center one can take a view of many endangered species. This island is spread over across fifteen acres of land in the Weedon Island Preserve and has gone through many archaeological quarries.

about Weedon island preserve

http://tampa.about.com/od/natureoutdoors/p/WeedonIsland.htm