Created By: UF IFAS Nature Coast Biological Station
Suwannee Community Center
23461 SE Hwy 349
29.3274784, -83.1503684
Calling all seafood lovers! The Big Bend Shellfish Trail is a gastronomical exploration of dock-to-table destinations along the Big Bend coast. By following the longest shellfish trail in the U.S. and first in Florida, you can eat your fill of clams, crabs, scallops, shrimp, and oysters and also learn about their fisheries. Here in Suwannee, you will visit educational kiosks and other points of interest that shine a light on the hidden world of local shellfish. How are they caught? What are the boats and gear used? Where can I get some of that delicious bounty? Follow the trail to find out…This is the first stop on the driving tour. Take a minute to sit under the shaded picnic tables and enjoy the scenic vista. Then continue your journey to learn about Blue Crabs, Oysters, and Processing Plants.
This point of interest is part of the tour: Big Bend Shellfish Trail - Suwannee (Driving)
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