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Itchepackesassa Creek is a 16 mile creek that ends up flowing into the Hillsborough River. The wetlands were created to help prevent flooding of Itchepackesassa and Blackwater Creeks. Luckily for everyone, they made sure to cultivate it with native plants to aid in filtering the water and creating a beautiful habitat for native creatures. The trail loop through the wetlands is raised above the 'wet' areas and is about 1.5 miles long. There is not a lot of shade, so be sure to bring water and brace for the Florida sun! There is a playground/baseball field where there are bathrooms and water fountains, however the bathrooms are closed on holidays such as Labor Day (found that tidbit out today) so plan accordingly. The water is incredibly deep, there was a post in the water with the waterline at almost 118' deep!
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