Those who have nature exploration on their bucket list will be thrilled to find out that Inverness is surrounded by some incredible spots that you can reach when you rent an RV. Withlacoochee State Trail is one of the longest rail trails in Florida and you can easily access it from the city. Once a railroad track, today it is a paved trail used by joggers, casual walkers, and bikers. Tens of miles of trail will take you through different ecosystems and urban areas, making for a unique journey around the region. Fort Cooper State Park is another place in the vicinity that welcomes visitors with a mixture of untouched nature and local history. Go fishing and boating on Lake Holathlikaha or study the abundant wildlife hiding among the trees. There are sites for primitive camping for those who want to stay for a few days and history buffs will enjoy the re-enactments of the Second Seminole War. As you are touring the region in your Inverness motorhome rental, you shouldn’t miss out on visiting some of its incredible springs and lakes. About half an hour's drive to the north, travelers will find Rainbow Springs State Park. Look for refreshment in the clear blue waters of the springs or wander through the hammocks, admiring the unspoiled nature. You can also go fishing and kayaking in the springs, as well as try snorkeling and discover the underwater secrets of the park. One of the largest national forests in Florida is waiting for adventurers to enter its wilderness and be amazed by all the impressive features it has in store. Its name is Ocala National Forest, and you can reach it in about an hour in your RV rental from Inverness, FL. Whether you want to sit in the shade of the sand pines and breathe some fresh air or take part in water activities on one of the lakes and springs, you are in the right place.