Hike Bike Paddle Camp Florida with authors Sandra Friend and John Keatley as your guides
Resources for Florida hikers, including apps, books on Florida’s outdoors, land management agency information, and websites.
Resources for Florida hikers
The Florida National Scenic Trail 2012 State of the Trail Report is now available for download from the USDA Forest Service.
My dear friend Linda “eArThworm” Patton has just set up shop at www.booksforhikers.com, where she is moving and expanding her long-time Backcountry Bibliography to include many more written resources for hikers. For those not in the know, Linda’s a retired librarian and just can’t help herself. Yup, she’s got shelves, bookcases, and stacks of these …
Public lands with campgrounds, cabins, and remote camping areas in natural settings
These are the hiking books that have inspired us over the years to go out and plan our own adventures, as well as a recommendation for a must-read website for bibliophiles.
My new book Exploring Florida’s Botanical Wonders talks about the botanical beauty of Florida and leads you to where you can experience it yourself.
Add a new dimension to your hike planning with our Florida Trail app for Far Out Guides, an interactive version of The Florida Trail Guide with built-in GPS, maps, photos, and more
Florida has a growing network of paved bike trails and hundreds of places to ride in parks and urban areas
Sign up for the Florida Hikes eNews, an occasional newsletter that focuses on outdoor recreation around a single Florida destination in each issue.
More than 5,000 miles of hiking trails to explore across two time zones, for every age and ability.
Explore Florida’s wild places by taking a hike along more than 1,400 miles of our National Scenic Trail
With thousands of miles of hiking, biking, and paddling trails, Florida is a destination for outdoor recreation
The Forest Encyclopedia Network is a gateway to research papers explaining applied science on the Southern Appalachians and National Forests throughout our region.
