Bear Creek Educational Forest at Lake Talquin State Forest

8125 Pat Thomas Parkway
Quincy FL 32351
(850) 627-9064

Bear Creek Educational Forest is a 492-acre tract of Lake Talquin State Forest
Programs are FREE for any public or private school group, Scout troop, daycare or any other youth organization. Each program option may include a lesson, game or hands-on activity in the forest. An interpretive hike and souvenir craft to make and take home may also be included. Program activities at Bear Creek are developed using Project Learning Tree and Project Wild/Aquatic Wild guidelines. Correlations to curriculum standards are provided for many academic standards such as the Florida Standards, Common Core, STEM, and Boy and Girl Scouts.
The Bear Creek Tract also offers hiking and camping opportunities as well as the audio-enhanced Living Forest trail where the trees tell their own stories.

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Bear Creek Educational Forest is a 492-acre tract of Lake Talquin State Forest
Programs are FREE for any public or private school group, Scout troop, daycare or any other youth organization. Each program option may include a lesson, game or hands-on activity in the forest. An interpretive hike and souvenir craft to make and take home may also be included. Program activities at Bear Creek are developed using Project Learning Tree and Project Wild/Aquatic Wild guidelines. Correlations to curriculum standards are provided for many academic standards such as the Florida Standards, Common Core, STEM, and Boy and Girl Scouts.
The Bear Creek Tract also offers hiking and camping opportunities as well as the audio-enhanced Living Forest trail where the trees tell their own stories.

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Le Point specializes in traditional French techniques infused with Venezuelan and Latin influences. From artisan breads and focaccia sandwiches to delicate pastries crafted with fresh ingredients, every item reflects a unique fusion of cultural flair and technical skill.

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Earth, Wind & Fire arrives at The Adderley Amphitheater on April 24 to kick off the 2026 Word of South festival. As the Friday night headliner, the legendary 9-time Grammy winners bring a 50-year legacy of soul, funk, and R&B to Cascades Park.

📅 Date: Friday, April 24, 2026
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Famous for its role as a backdrop for early Hollywood cinema, this river remains a preserved sanctuary just a short drive from Tallahassee. The tour moves at a rhythmic pace, allowing plenty of time to photograph manatees, wildlife, and the massive cypress canopy that defines the natural landscape.

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🕒 Frequency: Tours depart 365 days a year weather permitting
🚢 Accessibility: ADA-compliant boats are available by request

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