The Georgia-Florida line is a region characterized by diverse ecological and cultural history. The landscape is one of live oaks with hanging Spanish moss, diverse wildlife ranging from alligators to manatees to roseate spoonbills, and an array of aquatic ecosystems including marsh and oceanic. The fascinating cultural history highlights the Timucuan Native Americans, Spanish-British colonialism, Gullah Geechee communities, and powerful families like the Carnegies. It’s truly a magical area to behold!

The GRITS (GA) and Nor’easter (MA, NH, VT, & ME) Broadbands will be hosting this incredible Broadwalk. We’ve booked cottage, RV, and pioneer tent camping spots at Crooked River State Park in St. Marys, GA. We will explore the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge, the St. Marys River, and Cumberland Island National Seashore; traveling a watershed from its headwaters in the Okefenokee Swamp to its mouth at the Atlantic Ocean.

Weather:

While most of the country is chilly in November, we’ll be enjoying high temperatures in the 70s.

More information, including registration, coming soon!