Three Mountains Natural Area

Three Mountains Natural Area is a unique 21-acre park located in Coral Springs, Florida. The park's most distinctive feature is its three small hills, which are unusual for the typically flat South Florida landscape. These "mountains" are actually man-made, created from sand dredged from local canals during the 1950s and 1960s.

The hills, ranging from 40 to 45 feet in height, offer visitors a rare elevated perspective in the area. From the top of these hills, one can enjoy scenic views of the surrounding landscape. The park provides a natural setting that stands out in the suburban environment of Coral Springs.

Three Mountains Natural Area features trails that wind through the property, allowing visitors to explore the terrain and native flora. The park serves as a habitat for various bird species and small wildlife, making it an interesting spot for nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers.

While the park is primarily a natural area, it also includes some recreational amenities for visitors. It's a popular spot for activities such as disc golf, photography, and casual outdoor games. The unique topography of the park makes it an intriguing destination for those looking to experience something different in South Florida's typically flat terrain.