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Wakulla State Forest
850-488-4274
267 just east of 319 Crawfordville Hwy. across from Wakulla Springs State Park . Florida ’ newest state forest is currently in the planning phase. Hikers welcome, NO facilities except parking at the front area.
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Tallahassee-St. Marks Historic Railroad Trail
850-925-6216
Located in the San Marcos de Apalache Hist or ic State Park. Hike 16 miles through the Appalachicola National F or est all the way to Tallahassee . The trail began in the early 1900s as a railroad c or rid or to transp or t cotton to New England .
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St. Marks Trail Boundless Playground
ADA approved NEW playground.Old Woodville Hwy. Off of 267 near Wakulla Station.
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NATIONAL PARKS
Apalachicola National Forest
The Apalachicola National Forest is comprised of 564,961 acres on gently rolling flat terrain, and is the largest National For est in Florida . Our forest contains two rivers, the Ochlockonee and the Sopchoppy, along with more than 35 boat launches and landings to provide access to the waters of Florida’s national forests.
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MAIN WALKING TRAILS INCLUDE
Wright Lake Trail 4.5 miles
Trail of Lakes 6 miles
Leon Sinks Geological Area Trail 5.4 miles |
COUNTY AND CITY PARKS
The Florida Trail in the Apalachicola National Forest is certified as Florida National Scenic Trail. The entire length of the trail in the National Forest is also designated as part of the Florida Statewide Greenways and Trails System. This portion of the Florida Trail offers some of the most remote hiking areas available in the Florida.
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Azalea Park
Walking “natural” park with benches, excersise station and two gazebos. Restrooms.
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Camp Indian Springs
926-3361
2387 Bloxham Cutoff Road
Includes YMCA Camp, equestrian Center, Horseback Trail Rides, Indo or Skate Park .
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Hickory Park
Downtown Crawfordville behind Sonic.
Scheduled f or playground by June ‘08.
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Hudson Park
Festivals held here throughout the year. Covered picnic pavilion with stage.
Restrooms.
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Mash Island Park
Boat ramp, fishing pier, picnic, swimming beach, trail head for Ochlockonee Bay Trail.
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Medart Recreation Park
Hwy 98.
Ball fields, playground, restrooms.
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Myron B. Hodge City Park
Sopchoppy. Boating, fishing, kayaking, swimming, birdwatching, wildlife viewing, fishing, camping, playground.
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Newport Park
Near St. Marks
Boat ramp, RV camp ground, playground, restrooms.
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Panacea Mineral Springs
Picnic pavilions, natural mineral springs.
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Panacea Women’s Club
Panacea baseball field, basketball court, rental available for events.
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Shell Point
Beatty Taff Road - Public swimming beach, pavillion, restrooms, volleyball, playground. Non-Motorized boat launch.
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Woolley Park
US 98 to Panacea, left on Mound St. Playground, walking trail, fishing pier. Home to the Blue Crab festival & Children’s Fishing Tournament in June.
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Coming Soon: Wakulla Equestrian Center, Wakulla Wildlife Sanctuary, Pioneer Village, Ochlockonee |
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