Split Oak Forest Wildlife and Environmental Area
Orange County conservation forest of about 2,460 acres with trails and unpaved roads for hiking and wildlife viewing, reached by trail from Moss Park.
About
Split Oak Forest Wildlife and Environmental Area is a roughly 2,462-acre conservation tract in southeast Orange County. Visitors explore a network of trails and unpaved roads and can watch for wildlife across varied habitats. The county page says the area is accessed by a hiking trail located within Moss Park, so plan to enter through Moss Park and note that park's admission fee.
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- OutdoorBy the nature of the place
Where this information comes from
Last checked November 6, 2026. Facts are confirmed on the sources below; our description is written by our editors. Details change — confirm with the venue before you go.
- Government website:ocfl.net — address, phone, hours, description facts, website · retrieved November 6, 2026
- U.S. Census Bureau Geocoder:geocoding.geo.census.gov — map location · retrieved November 6, 2026
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