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Georgia
0.7 mi
Distance
80 ft
Gain
14 min
Time
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Chesser Island Boardwalk
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The Chesser Island Boardwalk is a short, accessible out-and-back trail featuring an elevated wooden boardwalk that winds through pristine wetland habitat in Georgia. This easy walk offers excellent opportunities to observe wildlife, including wading birds, alligators, and native plants in their natural swamp environment. The boardwalk design keeps hikers dry and provides an intimate look at one of Georgia's unique ecosystems.
River Trail Stop 1
~1h 11m drive
Stop #1: Pine (<i>Pinus sp</i>) Yellow pine is a generic term for several species of pine trees that are found in the Southeastern United States. When facing post number one, look east and slightly south. The Pine tree towers into the canopy above Red Bay and shrubs. Vines cli…
Osceola Wilderness Trail
~52 min drive
Easy 2-mile out-and-back trail through Florida's Osceola Wilderness.
River Trail Stop 2
~1h 12m drive
Stop #2: Cabbage palm (<i>Sabal palmetto</i>) Cabbage palms are native to our area and provided many uses to native peoples. When facing post number two, a cabbage palm grows directly behind the post, and another to the right of the post. They grow vertically into the typical…
Fanny Bay
~59 min drive
Easy 1-mile out-and-back bay trail with coastal views.
River Trail Stop 3
~1h 12m drive
Stop #3: Red bay (<i>Persea borbonia</i>) When facing post number three, the red bay can be found just to the right of the post. It may have brown leaves and look dead. Smaller, younger red bay trees can also be seen further to the left and right of the post. They have large d…
Olustee Battlefield Tr
~1h 3m drive
Easy 2-mile loop through Florida's historic Civil War battlefield.
River Trail Stop 6
~1h 12m drive
Stop #6: Red cedar (<i>Juniperus virginiana</i>) When facing post number 6, the red cedar is the large tree with flakey bark to the right of the post. The eastern red cedar is actually in the juniper family. Cedar trees, such as the one to the left, are an aromatic evergreen.…
Ecosystem Trail
~1h 10m drive
Easy 1.79-mile loop exploring Florida's diverse ecosystems.
River Trail Stop 7
~1h 12m drive
Stop #7: Live Oak (<i>Quercus virginiana</i>) The live oak trunk is to the left of post number 7. The live oak is the dominant tree in the maritime forest. Its dark green leaves are present throughout winter until the new leaves appear in the spring. The outstretched branches…
River Trail Stop 8
~1h 12m drive
Stop #8: Smilax (<i>Smilax sp.</i>) Look above the shrubs to find this vine. You can also see the smilax growing on the west side of the trail on top of Red Bay and up from the ground. It may be hard to identify in the winter months, as some species are deciduous. Smilax is a…
