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Quincy, Marianna and Havana
Florida Caverns State Park is the only limestone cavern open to the public in the state, and the spiky stalactites and stalagmites on display are right out of a geologist's dream.
Tags: Tours_on_a_Tankful, driving_tours, Quincy, Marianna,
Northwest Florida Overview
The “Forgotten Florida” is that stretch of the Sunshine State from Pensacola east to almost Tallahassee. In olden days, it was a sparsely populated region of thick pine forests, with the old colonial city of Pensacola acting as its hub.
Tags: Apalachicola, Carrabelle, DeFuniak_Springs, Destin, Fort_Walton_Beach, Grayton_Beach, Gulf_Breeze, Marianna, Mexico_Beach, Milton, Navarre, Panama_City_Beach, Panama_City, Pensacola, Perdido_Key, Port_St_Joe, Santa_Rosa_Beach, Seagrove_Beach, Seaside, St_George_Island,
Park Yourself in Marianna
You'll walk through amazing stalagmite and stalactite formations that resemble massive waterfalls, cathedrals and wedding cakes – which is why areas of the cavern have names like Waterfall Room, Cathedral Room and Wedding Room.
Tags: Marianna, parks, nature, camping,
Delve Into the Underground at the Caverns
Stalactites reached down from above, often bleeding into the stalagmites poking from the floor, forming pillars and columns painted in vivid hues.
Tags: Marianna, parks, nature, tours, camping, fishing, wildlife, hiking, trails,
Trace the Old Spanish Trail
Contemporary travelers tracing this historic tourist road can still experience those same small town charms and breathtaking recreational sites.
Tags: DeFuniak_Springs, Marianna, Milton, parks, nature, canoeing,
Walking the Historic Towns of Northwest Florida
At first DeFuniak Springs was to be a pit stop - a place to fill up on gas and coffee. But an old Victorian house coaxed me to make a detour, and then what I saw made me get out and walk.
Tags: Apalachicola, DeFuniak_Springs, Fort_Walton_Beach, Grayton_Beach, Marianna, Milton, Panama_City_Beach,
Family Must-Sees
Your kids will be kissed and hugged by dolphins and sea lions respectively at Theater of the Sea in Islamorada.
Tags: Clearwater, Crystal_River, Fort_Myers, Gainesville, Islamorada, Jacksonville, Kissimmee, Marianna, New_Smyrna_Beach, Orlando, Palm_Beach, Pensacola, Tampa, Venice, West_Palm_Beach, Winter_Haven, Walt_Disney_World, SeaWorld, Universal_Studios, Busch_Gardens, Kennedy_Space_Center, museums, wildlife, sealife, family, Siesta_Key, Fort_Walton_Beach, theme_parks, zoos, water_parks, aquariums, Everglades_National_Park, Daytona_Beach,
Great Florida Birding Trail
Comprised of 564,961 acres, the Apalachicola National Forest was established in 1936 and hosts the largest red-cockaded woodpecker population in the world.
Tags: Apalachicola, Gulf_Breeze, Marianna, Pensacola, Tallahassee, Wakulla_Springs, birding, nature, driving_tours, parks,
City Profile: Marianna
It's here where the Chipola River swirls underground before rising near the old log flume at the start of the paddling run, one of Florida's most beautiful paddling trails.
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Pensacola to Tallahassee
It's clear to see why this portion of Highway 90 has been designated a Scenic Highway before you leave the Pensacola city limits, as the road hugs the edge of wooded bluffs hanging 100 feet over Pensacola Bay.
Tags: Apalachicola, DeFuniak_Springs, Marianna, Milton, Pensacola, Quincy, driving_tours, Scenic_Highway, parks, Tallahassee,
Unique, Must-See Florida Parks
The Fakahatchee Strand Preserve State Park is the home of the elusive ghost orchid, made famous in the best-selling book "The Orchid Thief" and in the award-winning movie "Adaptation."
Tags: Key_West, Marianna, Suwannee, nature,
Marianna Calling
There's a natural born "what's the rush" quality about this oldest of inland Florida counties, 65 miles west of Tallahassee, that makes hanging out its best attraction.
Tags: Marianna, tours, biking,
Marianna Area
Come spring, azaleas festoon the roadways with their bountiful blossoms. Gentle hills and scenic back roads make this a popular destination for cyclists.
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Cycling State Parks
Set along the banks of the Santa Fe River, cyclists should take a break from the 13 miles of rolling single- and double-track trails and take the short hiking trail down to the "river sink," where the Santa Fe vanishes underground, reappearing three miles away.
Tags: Gainesville, Marianna, parks, biking, trails,
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