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Frances Terrace runs between S. Peninsular Drive and A1A on
the beach. The homes here are older but well-kept. There is so much to love about living on the coast, starting with the access to miles of the finest
beaches in the state. For those who like to eat out, A1A has dozens of restaurants,
eateries, and fast-food joints to choose from. There are even several dog-friendly parks out here on the peninsula. When you look
at all the area has to offer, it's easy to see why so many people choose this
area to retire in.
The weather here is spectacular all year round. With December
weather in the 60s, you can even spend Christmas Day on the beach running around with
Fido. In the summer, it can get a little hot with temperatures in the 90s and humidity
to match. During the summer months, you should take your walks in the morning
when it is still cool.
What is the terrain like in Frances Terrace?
Beachside Daytona is flat enough that you can stand on one end
of Frances Terrace and see the ocean or the Halifax river, depending on which
end you are standing. With no sidewalks for two of you to use, you have no
choice but to walk carefully along the side of the road. Be sure to walk against
traffic and wear light-colored clothing.
While the ground here might be flat, you can vary your walks by going out on the
beach. The beach offers a variety of terrains to walk on. If you walk in the dry
sand, it tries to suck at your feet. Not only does this make it harder for both
of you to walk, but it gives your muscles a good workout. On the way back, you
should walk along the wet sand to give your legs a break.
You'll find that it doesn't take much to come up
with walks that will give you plenty of exercise!
How many greenways are there in Frances Terrace?
In the immediate vicinity, there isn't much in the way of
green space. But within driving distance,
there are a few small parks. The nearest of these is the City Island Park where
you will find a boat dock you can tie up to or go fishing from, sports fields, and plenty of trails and grass
for you and Fido to play on. The trail runs along the waterside, giving you
a fantastic view of the Halifax River and the many boats that plow the waters.
If
you are alright with a bit of travel, you can always head north to the Tomoka State Park where you will find over 2,000
acres of old growth, a wealth of native creatures to search for, and miles of
paved and unpaved trails for you and Fido to explore. The park was once home
to the Timucuan Indians and is listed on the
National Register of Historic Places.
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