South Pointe Park
City park in Miami Beach, Miami
Coastal dune restorations, native seaside flora, and palm-lined trails at the tip of Miami Beach.
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What to see
- Restored beach dunes planted with sea oats, dune sunflowers, and sprawling railroad vines.
- The Serpentine Walk, curving along elevated grassy knolls planted with native palms and shade trees.
- The Cutwalk promenade, bordered by cabbage palms and salt-tolerant coastal shrubs along Government Cut.
- Coquina shell paths meandering through xeric coastal vegetation including necklace pod and Spanish bayonet.
Plants you can see here
- Sea oats Uniola paniculata
- Railroad vine Ipomoea pes-caprae
- Seagrape Coccoloba uvifera
- Dune sunflower Helianthus debilis
- Cabbage palm Sabal palmetto
- Yellow necklacepod Sophora tomentosa
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Sources
- South Pointe Park (official site)
- South Pointe Park | Hargreaves Jones
- South Pointe Park | The Cultural Landscape Foundation
Written from these sources and checked against them by a reviewer model.
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