Birding
Located on two migratory pathways, the Tallahassee region is one of the top birding locations in the country. Birdwatchers can spot over 300 species of birds residing in or visiting Florida.
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Carter Howell Strong Park Sidewalk
Carter Howell Strong Park Sidewalk
Carter-Howell-Strong Park is located in Historic Frenchtown. Sidewalk. Difficulty: Easy Surface: Concrete Park: .06 mile loop
500-598 N Copeland St.Tallahassee, FL 32301
Jack McLean Shared-Use Path
Jack McLean Shared-Use Path
The 52-acre Jack L. McLean, Jr. Park provides active and passive recreation facilities, including five covered picnic shelters with grills,…
700 Paul Russell RdTallahassee, FL 32301
Phipps Hiking Trail
Phipps Hiking Trail
The Coon Bottom Loop Trail and the Swamp Forest Loop are stacked, looping trails, offering 1.8 and 1.5 miles of…
4600 N Meridian Rd.Tallahassee, FL 32312
Lake Henrietta Trail
Lake Henrietta Trail
Lake Henrietta Trail is located on the southwest edge of Tallahassee, between Capital Circle SW and Springhill Road. The trailhead…
3305 Springhill RoadTallahassee, FL 32305
Trail of Lakes
Trail of Lakes
The Trail of Lakes is a 9-mile loop hike starting and ending at Camel Lake. It offers challenging terrain, including…
23239 National Forest Rd.Bristol, FL 32321
ANF Motorcycle Trail
ANF Motorcycle Trail
The Apalachicola National Forest has trail systems for both general OHV and motorcycle-use only. Accessible from the Silver Lake OHV Trailhead,…
State Road 13Sopchoppy, FL 32358
Brinkley Glen Trail
Brinkley Glen Trail
The entire Brinkley Glen Park is an impressive 8.2 acres, but the unpaved trail spans for 1-mile. This small but…
Brinkley Glen ParkTallahassee, FL 32312
Maritime Hammock Loop
Maritime Hammock Loop
Maritime Hammock Loop is situated in Bald Point State Park which is located on Alligator Point, where Ochlockonee Bay meets Apalachee…
146 Box Cut Rd, Alligator Point,, FL 32346
Double Springs Trail
Double Springs Trail
A wide variety of recreational opportunities await visitors to Wakulla State Forest. Hiking, horseback riding, biking, picnicking, birding and nature…
From Tallahassee, take Highway 319 south to Highway 61, turn onto Highway 61 for 7 miles, turn east on Highway 267 for 2 miles; trailhead and parking are on the north side of Highway 267.Tallahassee, FL
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