A teenage boy went missing in the ocean near Blowing Rocks Preserve in Hobe Sound on June 15 and multiple rescue agencies ...

HOBE SOUND, Fla. — Get in touch with nature at Blowing Rocks Preserve. Named after the largest rocky Anastasia limestone shoreline on the Atlantic coast, their shoreline surely isn't the only ...

Blowing Rocks is open 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily, except Easter, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and New Year's Day. Parking is free. The lot is closed and locked after 4:30 p.m.

Blowing Rocks Preserve is one of the five most treasured views in Florida. It's part of a new USA TODAY network project showcasing breathtaking — and perhaps, underappreciated — views ...

Blowing Rocks Preserve is one of the five most treasured views in Florida. It's part of a new USA TODAY network project showcasing breathtaking — and perhaps, underappreciated — views ...

MARTIN COUNTY — Multiple agencies searched the ocean for a teenage boy who went missing near Blowing Rocks Preserve on June 15, according to Fire Rescue officials and a Sheriff's Office incident ...

But at Blowing Rocks Preserve in Jupiter Island, on the southernmost end of the Treasure Coast, craggy rocks jut out toward tropical turquoise water during certain times of the year.

Blowing Rocks Preserve The 73-acre Blowing Rocks Preserve is an environmental education center, nature trails and rocky beach in one. It sits along Beach Road on Jupiter Island in Hobe Sound, acros… ...

Blowing Rocks Preserve: On Jupiter Island, witness the dramatic sight of waves crashing against Anastasia limestone ...

Tim O'Hara and his son, Dylan, spend their weekends at Blowing Rocks Preserve on Jupiter Island in Hobe Sound and the nearby Coral Cove Park in Tequesta, pictured here.

JUPITER — Torrential downpours kept the crowds away from beaches during Memorial Day weekend, but staff at Blowing Rocks Preserve had their hands full with one shoreline visitor on Jupiter ...

From waves to wildlife, the Blowing Rocks Preserve on Jupiter Island is home to hundreds of unique species, but preserve manager Cristin Krasco says some of them are at risk.