Exploring the Red Hills Region

By Georgia Ackerman, Greater Red Hills Awareness Initiative Coordinator

The partners of the Red Hills Initiative contribute articles for the twice monthly column, “Exploring the Red Hills” published in the Tallahassee Democrat. Authors share stories celebrating the cultural, historical, and ecological wonders of the Red Hills. Find more blogs and videos at Red Hills Region.

Stroll or ride on Capital City to the sea trails

By Doug Alderson

Cyclists riding the Ochlockonee Bay Trail. Photo by Doug Alderson

 

Park Programs heat up as weather cools off

By Terri Messler

Living history demonstration at Marcos de Apalache State Park. Photo by Terri Messler

 

Working dogs of Red Hills helped on farms, hunts

By Natasha Hartsfield

At the 2015 Continental Field Trials held at Dixie Plantation, a pointer and his handler ready to chase quail. Photo by Rose Rodriguez

 

Bikes and boats, a two-part Ochlockonee adventure

By Georgia Ackerman

Kayaker pointing out alligator tracks, Ochlockonee River. Photo by Rick Zelznak

 

Find magic on moonlight paddling trip

By Doug Alderson

Red Hills conservation field trip on Wacissa River at sunset. Photo by Doug Alderson

 

Glimpse the past at Tall Timbers tours of tenant house

By Juanita Whiddon

Jones Family Tenant House. Photo by Christine Ambrose

Do you have a favorite Red Hills place to explore? You can share your photos on our Facebook page #redhillsregion.

To sign up for the Red Hills Happenings, a regional activity newsletter, visit www.redhillsregion.org.

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