The Florida Park Service is encouraging everyone to
celebrate National Take A Hike Day at a Florida State Park .
National
Take A Hike Day is Saturday, November the 17th and there are plenty
of state parks in our area where you can enjoy a nice long walk.
Florida
is home to more than 1,500 miles of multi-use trails in 171 state parks, trails
and historic sites.
Trails
and trail connections are extremely popular in the Sunshine state and are great
economic generators for communities.
Trails
consistently remain the No. 1 community amenity sought by prospective
homeowners.
Local state parks with hiking opportunities include The St. George
Island State Park, The Bald Point State Park, the Ochlocknee River State Park
in Wakulla County and the St. Joe Peninsula State Park in Gulf County.
There is
also the 4 mile long Tate's Hell State Forest , High Bluff Hiking Trail between Eastpoint and Carrabelle.
For
a list of hiking trails around the state visit the Florida Greenways and Trails
website where you can
search for trails by activity and location.
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