(South Tamiami Trail & Coconut Road) 239-992-9966;
www.ShopcoconutPoint.com Tis picturesque open-air mall features
more than 140 stores, casual and upscale dining, and a megaplex theater, all sur- rounded by lakes and a boardwalk.
Gulf Coast Town Center 9903 Gulf Coast Main Street, Fort Myers, FL 33913 (I-75 Exit 128 - Alico Road) 239-267-5107;
www.GulfCoastTownCenter.com A Main Street-style outdoor mall, the center includes 19 anchor stores, more than 90 specialty shops, restaurants and a megaplex theater.
Miromar Outlets
Utopian community, Koreshan’s 100 acres include original, restored buildings. Do- cents conduct narrated history tours and visitors can walk or bike the trails and fish, canoe or picnic along the scenic Estero River. Amenities include canoe rentals and a boat ramp. Koreshan also hosts concerts, a Farmers’ Market and various events, Parking: $5/vehicle; $4 single-occupant vehicles. $2/pedestrians, bicyclists (see “Calendar of Events” page 32.
Mound Key Archaeological State Park 239-992-0311;
www.FloridaStateParks.org Framed in forests of mangrove trees, the shell mounds and ridges of Mound Key rise more than 30 feet above the waters of Estero Bay. Te highest point for miles around, this 125-acre island was created from centuries of shells, bones and pot- tery discarded by the Calusa Indians and is believed to have been their cultural center. Te park is managed by Koreshan State Park and is accessible only by water (public boat launches are available at Koreshan State Park and Lovers Key State Park). It has no facilities. No entrance fee.
Six-Mile Cypress Slough Preserve 7751 Penzance Boulevard, Fort Myers, FL 33966 239-533-7556;
www.LeeParks.org Glimpse natural Florida at this 2,500-
acre wetland ecosystem. Amenities include a 1.2-mile boardwalk trail with observation decks, picnic/ shelter areas, restrooms, a Rock and Stroll Garden and a Butterfly Gar- den. Te Interpretive Center is Lee County’s first public, certified green building. Guided walks are available; the current schedule is online. Parking: $1/hour or $5/day.
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College of Life Foundation 3800 Corkscrew Road, Estero, FL 33928 (Koreshan State Park) 239-992-2184;
www.CollegeOfLifeFoundation.org Certified kayak instructors offers daily hiking and kayaking tours that combine ecology and history.
SHOPPING & DESIGN CENTERS
(Also visit “Business & Professional Services” and “Retail” in the Membership Directory.)
Coconut Point 23106 Fashion Drive, Estero, FL 33928
Miromar Design Center 10800 Corkscrew Road, Estero, FL 33928 (I-75, Exit 123) 239-390-5111;
www.MiromarDesignCenter.com Enjoy one-stop shopping at 45 home furnishing stores that showcase everything related to interior design. Te center also offers design referral services, a gourmet bistro, free WiFi, design seminars and spe- cial events.
Miromar Outlets 10801 Corkscrew Road, Estero, FL 33928 (I-75, Exit 123) 239-948-3766;
www.MiromarOutlets.com A Mediterranean lakefront setting, cov-
ered walkways and a Playland for kids make this upscale center a family-favorite desti- nation. More than 140 top designer and brand-name outlets nestle side-by-side with cafes and restaurants. Miromar presents a Friday Concert Series from late October
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