The Deering Estate in Miami is a historic gem spread across 450 acres of diverse ecosystems and rich human history. Built by Chicago industrialist Charles Deering as his winter estate at about the same time that the Vizcaya was constructed. The estate is listed on the National Register of Historic places. The main building, the Stone House, was built reminiscent of properties in Spain. The vast grounds offer nature walks, a mangrove boardwalk, and canoe trips to pleasant Chicken Key. Deering Estate is also home to the Cutler Fossil Site and Cutler Burial Mound. The Fossil site, excavated in the 1980s, revealed a Paleo-Indian shelter and animal bones from the Pleistocene Era. The Burial Mound is a prehistoric mound that contain 18 burials of the Tequesta Indians. The Burial mound is accessible only via their guided Natural Area Tours. From daily nature tours to moonlight kayaking adventures, this place has it all. Whether you're into bird watching or just want to soak up some local culture, the Deering Estate offers a unique blend of activities for everyone to enjoy. So, if you're looking for a cool spot to explore in Miami, this place is definitely worth checking out!