RiverTrek 2021: Five Days on the Apalachicola River

We kayak 107 miles down an iconic wild Florida river: the mighty Apalachicola. This river system contains a top biodiversity hotspot, an extensive forested floodplain which is the center of tupelo honey production, Florida's largest geological outcropping, and a wealth of plant and animal life.
Every year, a team of kayakers raises money for Apalachicola Riverkeeper, a nonprofit group that advocates for the river and its bay. This year, they're a mix of locals and outdoors enthusiasts from as far away as North Carolina. Trip coordinator Doug Alderson says this is the most experienced group they've ever had- and they've smashed the fundraising record.
Join them as they paddle, and camp, and climb their way from Woodruff Dam to Apalachicola Bay.
And as always, you can dig a little deeper on the WFSU Ecology Blog. This post links to several other stories along the river, allowing you to further explore the Apalachicola River basin: blog.wfsu.org/...

[@MartinD9999]

That looks memorable! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@850outdoors4]

great trip

[@ammarkhan_8]

Wonder full content👍💟🤗🇵🇰

[@paleggett1897]

❤

[@walterquick8649]

Hidden Gem, sad its in trouble with US

[@jeffdutrow4394]

Nice work. Some year soon I want to do this. And, I must admit, I was looking, thinking, some of that Apalach arrival serenade would have been fitting.