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Tag Archives: hiking
Hiking at Krul Lake in Blackwater State Forest
Thanksgiving Day, 2010 I have an aversion to the holidays, particularly Thanksgiving, so instead of stuffing myself to capacity I took a drive out to Krul Lake in Blackwater State Forest instead to do a bit of hiking. First, let … Continue reading
Hiking the Florida Trail: Titi, Catface and Alaqua Sections
Hiking in Florida can be a challenging and rewarding experience. Just a few miles inland from the Emerald Coast lie some of Florida’s wild and beautiful natural secrets. Hiking the Eglin Section of the Florida Trail The northern panhandle of … Continue reading
Foot Care While Hiking
Nothing can put the halt on a hiking trip faster than sore feet. Learn how to properly maintain feet and prevent annoying blisters while hiking. For the beginner hiker, one of the most important things about hiking isn’t the … Continue reading
Posted in Tips & Techniques
Tagged cracked calluses, foot care, foot pain, hiking, hiking blisters, hiking boots
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Rocky Bayou State Park, Niceville Fl
Florida’s Fred Gannon Rocky Bayou State Park is one of the Emerald Coast’s hidden gems. Nestled on the Rocky Bayou Aquatic Preserve, a vital part of Choctawhatchee Bay, this waterfront park spans over 357 acres, offers waterfront camp sites, a … Continue reading
A Visit to St. Vincent Island
On Saturday we took a trip out to Port St. Joe along the peninsula down to Indian Pass where the tip of St. Vincent Island lies just a half mile from shore across St. Vincent Sound. The island itself is … Continue reading
Posted in Places, Reviews
Tagged apalachicola, hiking, nature, paddling trips, panama city, port st. joe, st. joseph bay, st. vincent island, st. vincent national wildlife refuge
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