See the original Florida in Orlando is a natural park

An old proverb says: "The best things in life are free." If you visit Orlando major attractions, are definitely not free, but perhaps the old adage is true, because you can see what Florida looked like before Disney and Universal, there by visiting the Tibet-Butler Park.

The reserve is located very close to Disney World and Sea World 440 hectares and includes a large piece of Florida's original flora and fauna. The center pieceof this region is Vera Carter Environmental Center building that houses up-to-date environment highlights the local flora and fauna, and is home to many ecological oriented programs, many of them on children.

There are four miles of maintained trails that pass through swamps, Florida scrub, plains and swamps of cypress pine. Along the trails, see also "learning stations" with information about the surrounding terrain. There are also great spots for birdWatch and nature observation. Be seen in addition to the birds, the park is also home to lynx and foxes, but it is not likely that you fear these animals. If you are wondering about the name of the preserve. It has nothing to do with the land of Tibet. The park is adjacent to a series of lakes, which are named Tibet Butler. The Tibet-Butler Preserve was founded in 1989 by the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) on the Save Our Rivers program, to be acquiredProtection of the watershed along Lake Tibet-Butler on the Butler Chain of Lakes.

The sponsors also receive training and walking programs that focus on Central Florida plants, animals, ecosystems and outdoor sports. The reserve also offers interactive computer-based learning programs and art classes for adults only.

The hiking program is maintained in conjunction with the other type instead of canned in Florida and you can act as a flagship, if you hike 30 miles from yourown pace. You will receive an official T-shirt will receive a pioneer and discover what native Florida at the same time. This program is free and you will learn more about the office.

Here is the contact information for the Tibet-Butler Preserve, 8777 State Road 535, Orlando 32836th It lies about five miles north of I-4 Exit 68 and the entrance to the Nature Center is located on CR-535. Take on the exit 68 (Lake Buena Vista) off I-4. North approximately five miles to CR 535 (WinterGarden-Vineland Road). Entry into the conservation lies on the eastern (right) side of the road.

Admission is free and the current opening times are: Wednesday through Sunday 8:00 to 6:00 pm

I definitely recommend this type of trip to visit you and your family a change of pace if you Orlando. The futuristic attractions of Disney and Universal are a lot of fun, but Mother Nature's own magic is equally fascinating. So give yourself some time in a beautiful natural setting whereVisiting Orlando the next time. And remember, it will not cost you a cent

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