Cooper's Island is a hidden gem with sandy beaches, scenic trails, and an observation tower, perfect for basking in nature and spotting wildlife.
"Cooper's Island Nature Reserve Birders, hikers, and all manner of nature lovers score big with a visit to this former NASA tracking station and U.S. naval base on the northeast coast of Bermuda . Despite its name, Cooper's Island is no longer an island, having been connected to St. David's Island via land reclamation since the 1940s. While the U.S. military has moved on, the wildlife sanctuary is still home to the base of a radar tower that tracked shuttle movements in the early days of the Space Race. Today, the 12-acre reserve is crisscrossed with paths and fringed with pristine beaches. Of particular note is Clearwater Beach, which teems with conch and turtles. Inland, a restored lake and marshland are home to crabs and seabirds. The former radar tower makes an ideal perch for bird-watching."
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