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Tuskegee National Forest
Tuskegee National Forest Creature View © Alicia Green
I found these plants quite interesting and thought it might be fun to shoot a pic from the level of a small woodland animal exploring the forest.
Tuskegee National Forest Into the Wood © Alicia Green
The contour and enveloping reach of the limbs of this felled tree captured my attention.
Park Visitor: Comments, Memories and Reviews
July 19 Hidden Beauties
To enjoy this forest, you need to know where and when to look. Go on the Bartram Trail in late spring & early summer and the magnolia forest will be in bloom. Go on the Tsinia Wildlife Viewing Area trail early in the morning or late at night to see all the animals. Go swimming in the Uphapee or Choctafaula Creek and rest on their beaches. Choose anywhere to camp and go star-gazing. Go fishing in the pond (catfish & bass)or hunting (deer & doves). There is also a shooting range, plenty of wildberries, swamps, and other cool stuff.
May 28 fishing
we wade the creeks and fish the ponds, not to snakey and catch plenty of catfish, sunfish, and bass
April 1 Interesting Hike in the summer.
Tuskegee National Forest is not an extremely exciting region for a family but still worth a hike through. There are only a few trails but it does contain an 8 mile trail through the interior of the forest. Not that great for a tourist but a good site for research concerning Auburn University. Has a few nice campsites and is fairly secluded.
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