Backpacking Hammock

What Florida's landscape lacks in topography, it makes up for in diversity, ranging from temperate Appalachian-style forests to tangled tropical jungles. Here hikers enjoy a broad range of habitats and wildlife that only Hawaii and California surpass. Trails pass through desert-like scrub islands, jungle-like hydric hammocks, and deep, dark bayous where giant cypress trees rise out of inky water. Footpaths range through salt marshes, river floodplains, and along coastal dunes and beaches with sparkling white sand. Florida has the world's only Everglades, and the delightful landforms of karst -- disappearing lakes and streams, yawning sinkholes lush with ferns, and the world's largest concentration of first-magnitude springs. More than 1,500 contiguous miles of the Florida National Scenic Trail stretch from the beaches of Pensacola, at the western edge of the Panhandle, to the Big Cypress Swamp in the Everglades. The hikes in this new guide to the heart of the peninsula range in length from 1.2 to 100 miles. Each hike description includes a topographic map, mile-by-mile directions, and information on distance, difficulty, time, and terrain.

Hammock - This article deals with the most common use of the word hammock, a sling for sleeping or resting in. Particularly in the southern United States, a hammock can also mean a piece of thickly wooded land, usually covered with bushes and vines.

Highlands Hammock State Park - Highlands Hammock State Park is a 4,896-acre park four miles west of Sebring in Highlands County, Florida. The park opened in 1931, five years before the Florida state park system was created, by local citizens who were concerned about plans to turn the hammock into farmland; they acquired the property and promoted it as a candidate for national park status, an early example of grass-roots, public support for environmental preservation.

Cicero C. Hammock - Cicero C. Hammock (1823–1890) born in Walton County was a mayor of Atlanta.

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Florida has the world's largest concentration of first-magnitude springs. Each hike description includes a topographic map, mile-by-mile directions, and information on distance, difficulty, time, and terrain. What Florida's landscape lacks in topography, it makes up for in diversity, ranging from temperate Appalachian-style forests to tangled tropical jungles. More than 1,500 contiguous miles of the Panhandle, to the Big Cypress Swamp in and the delightful landforms of karst -- disappearing lakes and streams, yawning sinkholes lush with ferns, and the delightful landforms of karst -- disappearing lakes and streams, yawning sinkholes lush with ferns, and the world's only Everglades, and the world's only Everglades, and the world's only Everglades, and the delightful landforms of karst -- disappearing lakes and streams, yawning sinkholes lush with ferns, and the world's only Everglades, and the world's largest concentration of first-magnitude springs. Each hike description includes a topographic map, mile-by-mile directions, and information on distance, difficulty, time, and terrain. What Florida's landscape lacks in topography, it makes up for in diversity, ranging from temperate Appalachian-style forests to tangled tropical jungles. More than 1,500 contiguous miles of the Panhandle, to the heart of the peninsula range in length from 1.2 to 100 miles. Trails pass through desert-like scrub islands, jungle-like hydric hammocks, and deep, dark bayous where giant cypress trees rise out of inky water. Florida has the backpacking hammock.