WHERE TO GO

- Visit The Big Cypress Gallery for a look at the Photographic Art of Clyde Butcher.
If you like photography and you've never seen his work, don't miss this site!
- Florida Trail Association
- The Fakahatchee Strand State Preserve is best known for its orchids, bromeliads, ferns, and royal palms.
I believe this is the only Royal Palm-Cypress Forest in the world, and home to the Ghost Orchid.
- Myakka River State Park located on S.R. 72 in Sarasota, 9 miles east of I-75.
Hike the 39-mile hiking trail or canoe the Wild and Scenic Myakka river
- The Torreya Trail is a 15 mile hiking trail in
Torreya State Park north of Bristol on the east banks of the Apalachicola River ..
Primitive campsites available (call 904/643-2674)
- Wekiwa (flowing waters) Springs State Park - 13.5 mile hiking loop which is part of the Florida Trail.
- Cape Florida - located at the extreme end of Key Biscayne, is one of my
favorite places to rollerblade and practice my fly casting. The historic Cape Florida Lighthouse is the oldest building in south Florida.
Mosquitos can be a REAL problem .. it's always a good idea to get a mosquito status report before going (305)361-5811
- Florida Camping, Canoeing, and Hiking Trails
- Canoe the Wilderness Waterway - a 99 mile inland water route between
Flamingo and Everglades City
- Ocala National Forest
- Everglades (River of Grass) National Park is rich in history and a
photographers dream. Perhaps one day I'll get around to posting some of my pictures. Water plays a crucial part in the survival of the Everglades. Read
Everglades 101 to better understand the Everglades ecosystem.
- Biscayne National Park - 180,000 acres, 95 % is water and living coral reefs. This place is a paradise for marine life, water birds, snorkelers, and divers!
- Florida State Parks Home Page
- Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission - Florida Fishing License Information, Fishing Forecasts and Fishing Site Locator
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LATEST TRAIL REPORT
- Collier Seminole State Park (SE of Napels) (941) 394-3397. 6.5 mile hiking trail (part of the Florida Trail),
features flatwoods and cypress swamp. We tried to camp here May 1st ..
FORGET IT! Mosquitos will eat you alive! Next time we'll go further north.
- July .. Angels Rest, Virginia - part of the Appalachian Trail .. hope to see you all out there.
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