Tag Archives: {South Georgia Recreation}
Moody Forest Natural Area
Fronting the Altamaha River in Appling County in southeastern Georgia, Moody Forest Natural Area protects 4,426 acres of diverse natural communities, including the only known example of an old-growth longleaf pine-blackjack oak forest. As many as 350 acres of the … Continue reading
Filed under --APPLING COUNTY GA--
Cypress-Tupelo Slough, Moody Forest Natural Area
We barely scratched the surface yesterday, and I could have spent hours photographing in this slough alone. The size of Moddy Forest can be overwhelming. Just be careful of mosquitoes and other insects, as well as poisonous snakes and alligators, … Continue reading
Filed under --APPLING COUNTY GA--
Cypress-Tupelo Slough, Moody Forest Natural Area
Tupelo (Nyssa) cavities are a common sight and quite interesting.
Filed under --APPLING COUNTY GA--
Altamaha River at Moody Forest
After emerging from the lush floodplain of Moody Forest, you’ll be treated to beautiful vistas of the river, particularly nice right now as water levels have increased.
Filed under --APPLING COUNTY GA--
Withlacoochee River, Valdosta
The Withlacoochee is an idyllic small river, passing from Berrien County through Cook and Lowndes counties to its confluence with the Suwannee River near Live Oak, Florida. Characterized by generally slow-moving low water, the Withlacoochee River is one of Georgia’s … Continue reading
Filed under --LOWNDES COUNTY GA--, Valdosta GA
