Highlands Hammock: One of Florida’s First and Wildest State Parks
Near Sebring sits one of Florida’s oldest state parks, where a thousand-year-old oak, a cypress-swamp catwalk, and ancient hammock survive almost exactly as they were a century ago.
Near Sebring sits one of Florida’s oldest state parks, where a thousand-year-old oak, a cypress-swamp catwalk, and ancient hammock survive almost exactly as they were a century ago.
The Panhandle’s most surprising landscape: 150-foot river bluffs, one of the rarest trees on earth, and CCC-era trails that feel more like the Appalachian foothills than Florida.