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Hiking at Sprewell Bluff

The Natural Dam Trail - this trail is a geological feature, composed of Quartzite rock, forming a shelf, which spans the width of the Flint River. You will see species of plants and animals representing the coastal plain, piedmont and the North Georgia Mountains along this diverse trail. There is a trail head, scenic overlook, sandbar/cobble beach and natural dam along this trail.
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The Longlead Pine Loop Trail - 1.9 -mile trail showcases plants and animals unique to the Flint River Habitat. There is a trail head, rock steps, picnic table, old home remains, longleaf pine trees and stream along this trail.
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BUTTERFLIES, ETC.
 
PLANTS
 
WILDLIFE
American Lady Dorsal
American Lady Dorsal		   Atamasco Lily
Atamasco Lily		   Carolina AnoleCarolina Anole
Appalachian Snaketail
Appalachian Snaketail		   Atlantic Pigeonwing
Atlantic Pigeonwings		   Eastern Kingbird
Eastern Kingbird
Buckeye
Buckeye		   Beauty Berry
Beauty Berry		   Five Lined Skink
Five Lined Skink
Blackshouldered Spiny
Black-Shouldered Spinyleg		   Birdsfoot Violet
Birdsfoot Violet		   Golden Garden Spider
Golden Garden Spider
Monarch
Monarch		   Coreopsis Major
Coreopsis Major		   Rough Green Tree Snake
Rough Green Tree Snake
Tiger Swallowtail Female
Tiger Swallowtail Female		   Dayflower
Dayflower		   Katydid
Katydid
Eastern Pondhawk Female
Eastern Pondhawk Adult Female		   Piedmont Azalea
Piedmont Azalea		   White Tailed Deer
White Tailed Deer
 
 


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