Putnam County has so many things to see and do, at pretty much no cost. Click on any of the photos below to explore that location. If you are adventurous and want to explore our nature trails, parks and recreation areas on your own, this is the place to start. Hiking, biking, fishing, boating, hunting and so much more. Need a special guided outdoor adventure? Check out our BUY EXCURSIONS page and secure a professional guide to help you experience the best of Putnam County. It doesn't matter if you are a local or a visitor, we have something for everyone.
Why is Putnam County the best place to cast some bait? Click the image above to learn more. Want to hire a fishing guide? Go to our Buy Excursion page to secure a local professional guide. Purchase a fishing license, click here
Putnam County is an amazing stop for any hunting enthusiast. We have paid guide services available on our Buy Excursions page, or click the image above to learn more about Putnam County hunting. Purchase a hunting license click here
Located on the east bank of the beautiful and historic St. John's River, the Welaka State Forest offers the public an opportunity to walk and observe wildlife. In addition to numerous trails, the forest maintains an equestrian facility and training center. The trails are part of an extensive network of Florida hiking, biking and equestrian trails.
Believed to have been constructed in c.1842 as a part of the Seminole War era, Fort Shannon's Officers Quarters was in private ownership by the time of the Civil War. It was used as military barracks by Union troops during their occupations of Palatka. Originally located at 224 North 1st Street, the building was relocated to its current site adjacent to the Bronson-Mulholland House in 1984 as part of the Putnam County Historical Society's historic museum complex.
The Conlee-Snyder Mural Committee is to accurately depict the historical, cultural, and natural riches of Palatka and Putnam County in larger-than-life murals. In sharing these pictorial renderings with visitors and citizens, appreciation of the heritage of the community will be enhanced and developed. Click the image above to learn more.
Several of the streams found in Etoniah Creek State Forest, including Etonia Creek, Rice Creek and Falling Branch drift through scenic bottomland hardwoods lined with steep sloping banks, flowing out of George's Lake which has 491 feet of lake frontage along the state forest boundary. Click the image above to learn more.
The trail corridor stretches nearly 47 miles from west of US 17 in Palatka to State Road 238 in Lake Butler, as it runs along the former Norfolk-Southern Railroad right-of-way through Putnam, Clay, Bradford and Union counties. Click the image above to learn more.
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