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Palm Beach County is home to some of the best bike trails in South Florida. Here are a few that you and your family could enjoy riding together this Winter.

Lake Trail

This Palm Beach Trail along the Intracoastal offers the perfect scenery of the historic Palm Beach homes and a glimpse of downtown West Palm Beach from across the water. The trail is easy to follow and traffic-free, though some areas of the trail intersect with intersections in residential areas with little traffic. Along the trail, you can stop at the historic section of Worth Avenue and Henry Flagler Museum. Both are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Many shops and restaurants are located nearby to stop for food and drinks. Access to the bike trail is located

Northern Palm Beach County offers some of the world’s best spas. Consider unwinding at one of these 5 top-notch spas in the Palm Beaches.

The Breakers Spa

The Breakers Spa, Palm Beach recently completed an $8 million-dollar renovation of pampering indulgence.  If you are looking for relaxation and personal renewal look no further.  The Breakers Spa is a relaxed modern style spa “inspired by the calming virtues of our seaside location and Italian influence, the new indoor/outdoor Spa embraces guests with a fresh, soothing atmosphere that engages all senses.”  Visit http://www.thebreakers.com/the_spa_at_the_breakers/ for pricing and scheduling information.

The Spa at PGA National Resort

The Spa at PGA National Resort, Palm Beach Gardens is

The iconic Breakers Hotel in Palm Beach was founded in 1896 by the industry tycoon Henry M. Flagler. Flagler, one of the great American industrialists started a trend on the island of Palm Beach of elegant properties. Soon after, other industry tycoons and socialites began flocking to the new destination.

Flagler first made his debut on the island with The Royal Poinciana, a six-story hotel on the Intracoastal side of the island. Just two years later, Flagler debuted the premier oceanfront hotel, The Breakers. 

Unfortunately, the hotel had two fires, in 1903 and then again in 1925 and the hotel had to undergo renovations. The second renovations were awarded to New York-based architects and designers, Shultze and Weaver, who would later go on to

The Annual Ugly Sweater Crawl is coming to West Palm Beach and Rosemary Square this Saturday. The bar crawl will feature many bars throughout downtown West Palm Beach.

Gather your friends and get dressed up in your Ugly Christmas Sweaters for the ultimate holiday event. The event will feature your favorite bars and restaurants in Rosemary Square and they will be offering exclusive food and drink specials throughout the day.

The event will also feature prizes for the Best Dressed Ugly Christmas Sweater and holiday attire. Tickets start at $15 dollars per person and your ticket includes 4 free drinks. You must be 21 years or older to participate in the event.

You are asked to bring a new unwrapped toy to help those less fortune in the community. The Ugly

There is no better way to start the day than enjoying breakfast with a beach and ocean view. Here is a list of some of the best local restaurants and cafes with an ocean view.

Jupiter

Lazy Loggerhead Café has been serving breakfast and lunch in Jupiter’s Carlin Park since the café opened its doors in 1998. The colorful restaurant features an outdoor patio overlooking the bright blue ocean. The café is open every day from 8 am to 2:30 pm and is located at 6 Van Kessel Parkway in Jupiter. 

Singer Island

Johnny Longboats on Singer Island has been voted the number 1 restaurant in Riviera Beach by Trip Advisor for the last several years. The tropical style restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner from 7 am to 10 pm daily. The popular

Mangrove Park in Boynton Beach is a small, scenic nature park spanning about 12 acres, the park offers its guests a quiet and relaxing getaway from the bustle of city life. 

A natural mangrove hammock, Mangrove Park is home to a variety of native plant and animal species. Visitors will see everything from great blue herons, fish, turtles, foxes, rabbits, manatees and more during a day at the Mangrove Park. A long, winding boardwalk creates the perfect path to walk or observe from. The boardwalk even comes to a point that is elevated over the Intracoastal Waterway making for the best vantage point in the park. 

Mangrove Park is in a great location and easily accessible by car or boat. The address to the park is 700 NE 4th Ave., Boynton Beach, FL

Palm Beach County has hundreds of dining options and dozens of steakhouses. Here are a few of our favorites.

Meat Market 

The Meat Market was opened by a hard-working chef, Sean Brasel, in Miami where it gained extreme popularity causing him to open another location in Palm Beach. The Meat Market on the wealthy island is an excellent addition to the local high-class restaurant scene with supreme cuts of beef and a sophisticated, sexy ambiance. On the menu there's a selection of reserve cuts like 7-oz Kobe Filet Mignon, 30-oz Kobe Beef Tomahawk Rib-eye and 32-oz Center-cut Dry-aged Porterhouse ($90). If you're indecisive, the Gourmet Meat Sampler ($49) is a good option- it comes with a combination of small cuts of Kobe filet cooked with a crisp,

This weekend, head to the Riverwalk Plaza in Jupiter for the inaugural Toast to the Coast hosted by Teach the Beach Foundation.

The Toast to the Coast will help benefit the ocean and environment conservation. Many outreach and learning programs will be present from many of our local environmental conversation non-profits and organizations.

The event will feature local Food Trucks and live music from Jakob Takos and Kevin O Live. There will also be shopping, entertainment and much more.

Teach the Beach Foundation is a no profit organization whose mission is to create awareness and educate the public on ways to help conserve our local oceans and environment.

Tickets range in price and a VIP ticket that includes early entry, unlimited beverages, exclusive

Delray is known for its awesome restaurant and entertainment scene, and the good news is you don't have to wait until evening to enjoy it. There are a number of great spots open for breakfast and lunch; here are a choice of 3 with beautiful Atlantic views:

Latitudes

Latitudes is a stylish beachfront restaurant at the Delray Sands Resort. It was voted the "Best Resort Restaurant" in 2016 by the Palm Beach Post, validating that it serves up some of the best cuisine in the county. If you've never been, the award-winning Champagne Sunday Brunch is a great time to try Latitudes. It's complete with an artistic display of pastries, all your breakfast favorites, a fresh seafood raw bar, chef-hosted cooking stations, and of course, flowing champagne on a

The holidays in Palm Beach are unlike anywhere else. While we’re fortunate enough to avoid the cold and snow, that doesn’t stop us from creating a warm elaborately decorated “winter wonderland” during the holidays. After extensive planning and preparation, the Design Studio at The Breakers Palm Beach spends days decking the halls of the resort during this merry season. This year, the décor will be inspired by the vibrant colors emanating from the lobby’s new custom-designed, hand-tufted carpet.

Enhancements include thousands of soft white lights that wrap the 100 majestic royal palms and Canary Island date trees, lining the hotel’s 1,040 ft. main drive. 170,000 twinkle lights, 8,000 ornaments, 12,000 feet of ribbon and 126 bows create a jolly