Discover the Historic Suwannee River
From South Georgia To The Gulf Of Mexico, The Great Suwannee River Flows
The Suwannee River meanders through the heart of Suwannee County, offering a journey through history and natural beauty. Immortalized in song, this iconic waterway has played a vital role in the region’s story, from Native American settlements to European exploration. Today, the Suwannee River remains a centerstone for recreation and relaxation. Explore its winding paths, discover hidden sandbars, and experience the tranquility that captivates visitors. Boat, fish, paddle or just enjoy the views of this natural wonder.
Learn about the history of Suwannee & its famous River
The Suwannee River winds through Suwannee County’s scenic parks, natural springs, small towns, and historic landmarks — including Civil War battlefields and Native American sites. With 170 miles of navigable waters, it’s a paddler’s paradise where you might spot manatees, owls, river otters, and even the occasional armadillo. Beneath the surface, the river teems with life! Home to at least 62 species of freshwater fish, including sunfish, bluegill, largemouth bass, and several types of catfish. The nearby Ichetucknee and Santa Fe Rivers add even more to explore, offering gem-colored waters ideal for floating, swimming, or simply soaking up the serenity of this timeless Florida treasure.
A Beautiful Suwannee River Getaway
The day-to-day hustle and bustle of life can quickly take a toll and it’s important to carve out some time for a little rest and relaxation, so we’ve rounded up some of the best spots in Suwannee County to embark on a peaceful getaway.
Adventures Along the Suwannee River
