Disneyland stands apart from its Florida counterpart in ways that go beyond size. It’s the park Walt Disney built and walked ...

The Cherokee Sink Trail leads to a dramatic sinkhole that demonstrates Florida’s unique karst topography, where the limestone bedrock dissolves to create underground passages and surface depressions.

Rock bass populate the deeper pools, sunfish dart through the shallows, and if you’re patient enough, you might spot a pike lurking in the shadows like an aquatic ninja. The creek offers both wade ...