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Bennett’s Creek

Bennett’s Creek

Archaeology, Bald eagle nesting, Birding, Coastal hammock, dolphins, Florida history, Interesting plants, island hopping, Karst topography, marine life, Maritime forest, open water, Plant lore, Rentals, Salt marshes, Shell midden, wildlife watching

…rgest deposits in the State and the tiny community of Dunnellon bloomed, practically overnight, into a full-blown boom town. Once again, the saw mill community at the river’s mouth found itself perfectly situated to capitalize on a boom. From the 1880…

Ocklawaha River – Below the Dam

Adventure Outpost Tours, Birding, Civil War History, Florida history, Indian mounds, Interesting plants, National Park, Plant lore, Rentals, river otters, Steamboat history, steamboat landing, Timucua Indians, turtles, Uncategorized, wildlife watching

…tour calendar ), or suggest one. Find a free date on the calendar and suggest the trip of your choice. If there are no conflicts, we’ll post it! OR Schedule a private tour. Use contact form, email us at riverguide2000@yahoo.com or call (386-454-0611)…

Silver River

Adventure Outpost Tours, Archaeology, Birding, Florida history, fresh water marsh, Guided Tours, Interesting plants, kayaking in springs, manatees, Mesic forest, monkey, North Florida, Plant lore, Rentals, River, river otters, Seminole War history, Shuttle available, spring, Spring hopping, spring run, Springs, State Park, Timucua Indians, turtles, Wildlife refuge, wildlife watching

…e river otters. The quiet paddler with a searching eye will usually spot one of these stealthy hunters on about 3/4 of our trips. The most popular animals on Silver River are the Rhesus monkeys (actually macaques – see below). Even though exotic speci…

Withlacoochee River (South) #1

Adventure Outpost Tours, ancient Indian trail, Archaeology, Bald eagle nesting, Birding, blackwater river, De Soto exploration, Florida history, fresh water marsh, Guided Tours, Hernando de Soto, Indian mounds, Interesting plants, North Florida, Plant lore, Rentals, River, river ford, river otters, Seminole War history, Seminoles, Shuttle available, swamp exploration, Timucua Indians, wildlife watching

…ple. The river itself alternates between open expanses of water to large areas of marsh. Some of these marshes are in the form of floating mats of water hyacinth, pickerelweed, bur marigold and climbing hemp vine, while in other places, they are more…