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Fort Boggy State Park

Type: Trail

Length: 3.50 Miles

Elevation Gain: N/A

Cost: Free

Rating:

(2.50)3

Difficulty: 1point5stars

(1.67)

Solitude:

(2.67)

ADA Accessible: N/A

Bikes Allowed: N/A

Dogs Allowed: Yes

Interpretive Guide: N/A

Address: 4994 Hwy. 75 South

City: Centerville

County: Leon

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Photos

Doesn't look too permanent. (Photo by Eveline)

The reason Fort Boggy got its name. (Photo by Eveline)

We walked early before the mist had a chance to burn off. (Photo by Eveline)

Fort Boggy (Photo by Eveline)

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We did another volksmarch here.
By Eveline on 10/11/2008
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Distance: 6.20 Miles Duration: N/A

The only difficulty was trying not to get covered in mud. We had a good time.

Very Hot! $2.00 fee for adults.
By MissLace26 on 8/2/2008
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Distance: 1.50 Miles Duration: 1 minute

The Hike would have been quite enjoyable, if it were much cooler. Bring lots of water, or a swimsuit to jump in the lake afterwards. There was also a $2.00 fee for adults at the park which this website may be unaware of.

By Eveline on 9/19/2004
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Distance: 6.80 Miles Duration: N/A
Trail was two loops. One loop was meadow with trail mowed into the grass. The other loop was a real nature trail. We did the meadow loop once and the nature loop twice to get our distance.

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