TALLAHASSEE -Seven of the Florida Department of Environmental Protection’s state parks remain closed today due to recent flooding. The remaining seven parks that experienced closures have partially re-opened for visitor use. Closed parks and services will resume once conditions allow.
Continued state park closures include: }
Adams Tract River Camp
C/o Troy Springs State Park
674 N.E. Troy Springs [...]
April 20, 2009 | Posted in
State Parks |
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Caves. Pits. Holes. Call them what you will, these entrances to the underworld, leading to networks of caverns etched deep into the limestone that underlies Citrus County. Buried beneath tons of red clay and sand, shaded by gnarled live oaks and tall slash pine, adventure beckons.
Geology calls the shots. Can we crawl, squeeze, or climb [...]
Itching to get your horse out on the trail? Check out these regional equestrian trails. Remember, under state law, riders utilizing trails on state land must have proof with them of a negative Coggins test for their horses. Keep to trails designated for equestrian use to ensure a pleasant experience for all trail users. Tie [...]
April 18, 2009 | Posted in
Trail Riding |
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