Withlacoochee River’s Hog Island Cypress Swamp Kayak Journey
GuidedDuration: 2.5 hours
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Features
Description
We paddle through a very narrow twisty and turny cypress swamp with an abundance of beautiful freshwater aquatic plants. You will see plenty of wildlife such as deer, hogs, turkey, limpkins, turtles, alligators and much more!
Hog Island area is named after a nearby uninhabited island formed by two branches of the Withlacoochee River that diverge and then meet again. It is only accessible by kayak or small boats.
The Withlacoochee River is designated as an Outstanding Florida Waterway as it meanders through the Withlacoochee State Forest.
This is truly one of the most wild and primitive kayak adventures we offer! You feel a million miles away from anywhere!
After our paddle if you are looking for more to do then there is a 1.6 mile loop nature trail that begins near the entrance of Hog Island Campground. Look for the trail kiosk along the east side of the entrance road. Benches are provided at various spots along the trail, making for an easy one hour stroll with the family.
2.5 Hour Primitive Kayak Adventure
ADVENTURE PROVIDED BY Nature Coast Eco Tours
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Location
Address
6425 W. Appian St.
Homosassa, FL, 34446
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