Hike Little Awesome Preserve

February 18, 2025 Miscellaneous, Conservation, SOLUTIONS, Education, Ecology by OSFR Board Leave a Comment

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Please join Our Santa Fe River on a Hike at Little Awesome Preserve. This Saturday 2/22/2025 at 11:00.

The hike will be mostly quiet in the style of the Council of All Beings as we attempt to connect with the river and the ecosystem.

Meet up at the kiosk near the trailhead at Little Awesome Preserve, 5682 SW County Rd 138, Fort White, FL 32038.

We will walk down to camp spring for a short meditation lead by Hannah Hoogerwood. Then we will hike the approximate 1.5-mile loop trail listening to the sounds of nature.

Please bring water, sunscreen, a snack…anything you need to be comfortable.

Little Awesome Preserve is on County Road 138 about 2 miles past Rum 138.

Jodi Boas

OSFR Board

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