Amelia Earhart Park

Amelia Earhart Park is a 515-section of land 20,841 ha urban stop in unincorporated Miami-Dade County, only north of Hialeah, Florida. It offers ious recreational attractions like bicycle trails, skateboarding, and angling. This Miami-Dade County provincial stop was the southern undeveloped segment of decades old Naval Air Station Miami. It was never an airplane terminal and never part of the City of Miami-claimed Miami Municipal Airport which was on the east side of LeJeune Road and south of NW 119th Street E, 65^th Street in Hialeah. Amelia Earhart's last doomed trek the world over flight left from Miami Municipal Airport in 1937 in transit to San Juan, PR, and after that south from that point and over the Atlantic to Africa.

The park offers 8-mile 13 km of bicycle trails. They incorporate single track and fire street trails with ious trips, downhills, and saved money corners. The Bill Graham Farm Village is a ranch copy including a showing shed where guests can watch horseshoeing, bovine draining, domesticated animals judging and sheep shearing, and in addition a petting zoo, display lobby, sugar stick press and horse ring. Close to the horse shelter is a nation store and a bordering bug gallery. There is fenced, 5-section of land 20,000 m² pooch stop, a 18-opening circle green, and different courtesies which incorporate cleared walkways, play areas, seats, shade trees, squander allocator stations.