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Hernando Beach North is located on the shores of the Gulf of Mexico along the West Coast of Florida known as the Nature Coast. Although small, it is the largest of the Hernando coastal communities, and is surrounded by the waters of the Gulf, many rivers, canals, and ponds. The region is known for its careful preservation of area wetlands and forests, and residents take great pride in their natural environment. The WeekiWachee Preserve is a 6,000 acre protected wildlife area that separates Hernando Beach from the inland areas of Spring Hill. Recreation in the area includes fishing (Hernando Beach is considered the best Tarpon fishing grounds in the world,) boating, canoeing, kayaking, swimming, and birdwatching. The nearby Withlacoochee State Forest has trails for hiking, biking, horseback riding, as well as swimming, fishing, canoeing and camping.
Hernando Beach has its own network of man made canals that connect to the Gulf of Mexico and the town has upscale homes, restaurants, shops and marinas. Going out for a moonlight sail or viewing a spectacular Gulf sunset are a way of life in Hernando Beach. This town is located just 35 miles north of downtown Tampa.
With 2-3 story stilt-homes, expansive deepwater canals that can support the the largest of vessels, direct access to the Gulf of Mexico and the incredible sunsets viewed from your new back yard, Hernando Beach North is truly a boater/fisherman's paradise.
Recently Previewed Homes in Hernando Beach North
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