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Suwannee River
The Suwannee River Live Oak is a large, deciduous tree native to the southeastern United States. It is found in the coastal plain from North Carolina to Florida, and west to Louisiana. It is a member of the white oak group, and is one of the most common trees in the southeastern United States. The Suwannee River Live Oak is a large, spreading tree with a broad, rounded crown. It can reach heights of up to 80 feet and can live for up to 300 years. The leaves are dark green and leathery, and the bark is gray and deeply furrowed. The Suwannee River Live Oak is an important source of food and shelter for wildlife, and its wood is used for furniture, flooring, and other wood products.
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User Reviews
Doug Hubbard
Excellent well kept trail system with loops to prevent doubling back. Whole thing can be done in a couple hours and comes in under 6 miles. Highly recommend.
Christina M
This was our 1st visit to this state park, but won't be our last. We did 3 trails (Lime Sink Run, Earthworks, and Sandhill Loop to Columbus Cemetery). Each trail was unique and pleasant, with plenty to see. There were quite a few deer on the Sandhill trail. A beautiful boardwalk on the Lime Sink Run trail. Earthworks trail had remnants of old steamboats. This park is one of my new favorites.
Jasmine Rhodes
Beautiful place! The river is so clear. The trails are a little over grown but worth the hikes for the views!
Amber Herron
This park is beautiful, a must see! Friendly staff! We were on the trail and there were deer in the brush right next to us and you can see the river from the trails and access to the river from the trails, there’s bridge with clear water underneath that you can walk through, there’s swings where you can view the river and picnic tables, a playground, really cool historical things to look at, it’s just so pretty!
J Kevin Wilkinson
Had a blast but they made my friend leave and tried to steal his electrical cord, then tried to extort him for 50 bucks to give it back. The park officer brought it back. The Mad Hatter is a very popular guy at the festival, so they really got a black eye. The park was great, I had no problems, but the few ruin it for many. So shame on the staff, you should refund Kevin 100% of his money. Until you do I will never come back.