Big Cypress National Preserve
Bear Island trails, Loop Road and the wet heart of South Florida. Our home water.
The backbone
The Florida Adventure Trail network
The Florida Adventure Trail is roughly 1,200 miles of backcountry roads and trails starting in Jennings, dropping to Ocala, then sweeping the west coast and panhandle. The South Florida Adventure Trail adds about 1,000 more, connecting it straight through Miami-Dade County on its way toward the Keys.
Our crews run and film the southern sections one at a time, from the Tamiami Trail to Florida City and beyond, publishing honest condition reports so you know what you are driving into before you go. Route documentation is a stewardship tool: traffic that knows where the legal line is stays on it.
Destinations
Public lands we explore and protect
Picayune Strand State Forest
Sandy forest roads through a recovering ecosystem near Naples. A good first trail.
Yucca Pens Unit WMA
Pine flatwoods and water crossings near Punta Gorda. Site of our largest meetup so far.
Okaloacoochee Slough State Forest
Remote slough country between LaBelle and Immokalee. Wet, wild and worth the drive.
J.W. Corbett WMA
Sixty thousand acres of Palm Beach County backcountry, and a favorite for day outings.
Expedition: Georgia Traverse
The annual long haul. Nine vehicles and fourteen people crossed the North Georgia mountains in 2025.
Conditions change weekly with water levels, hunts and prescribed burns. Before you go, check the managing agency's current notices, and consider joining a guided event first. We share current conditions in every event announcement.
Do not run it alone. Run it with us.
Guided outings are free, beginner friendly and the safest way to see these places for the first time.