Often called the land between two rivers, the Red Hills Region is nestled between the scenic Ochlockonee and Aucilla Rivers, extending south of Tallahassee and north into Thomasville, Georgia. The region serves as a lifeline between coastal and northern wildlands.
Natural wonders abound throughout the Red Hills. The region is rich with wilderness offering outdoor enthusiasts limitless choices of places to play. Explore pristine public lands, float spring-fed rivers and roam freely along scenic canopy roads.
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This 140-acre nature preserve is home to the greatest expanse of trout lilies known to exist and is open for hiking year round.
The spring-fed river is a recreation hub for swimmers, paddlers, anglers and boaters.
The paved 20.5 mile multi-use trail runs from Florida’s capital city to the coastal town of St. Marks.
(850) 519-6594Hunting and primitive camping opportunities are offered on this 2,600 acre public conservation land.
(229) 430-4254
Visitors can explore the old-growth forest and wetlands area nearby Monticello historic downtown.
(850) 997-5552
Enjoy running, hiking, cycling and horseback riding on this public land of more than 800 acres.
(850) 606-1470
Interpretive tours offered through pristine slope forest and wetlands located on public land
Earthen temple mounds, interpretive trail and nature trail allow visitors to explore Florida’s history and ecology.
(850) 922-6007
This scenic, lakeside park with abundant wildlife, offers visitors a place to fish, hike, bike, run, walk or simply relax and reflect.
(850) 891-3866
Hiking, horseback riding and mountain biking trails are located throughout this 670 acre tract of land on the eastern shore of Lake Jackson.
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Fishing lake with pier, walking trail and blooming rose garden create a scenic outdoor experience for all.
(229)-228-7977
A multitude of opportunities for recreation, entertainment, cultural arts and history in the heart of downtown Tallahassee.
(850) 891-3866
Crystal-clear springs, meandering rivers and trails, sinkholes and limestone outcrops will reward adventurers eager to explore this unique north Florida landscape and its diverse wildlife.
Open year-round, the park offers garden tours featuring a secret garden and reflection pool, lake recreation opportunities and a multi-use trail system.
(850) 487-4556
This stately architectural beauty stands proudly amid the magnolias and long leaf pines of southwest Georgia.
(229)-226-2344
The center invites visitors to explore the 565 acres of natural landscape of forest, meadows and swamps.
(229) 377-4408
Situated on sixteen acres of sprawling lawns, gardens and centuries old live oaks, the Main House and thirteen outbuildings provide a glimpse of a past era.
(850)-877-4202
These remarkably scenic roads offer a glimpse into the history of Jefferson county along with its natural beauty.
Explore Florida’s diverse history, nature trails, and living exhibits of native wildlife amidst 52 acres of natural landscape.
(850) 893-4153