Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge
Wildlife Reserve · Chiefland, Florida
Fifty-three thousand acres where the Suwannee River finally reaches the Gulf, protecting one of the least altered river-delta coastlines left in the United States — no development, no seawalls, and twenty-six miles of shore that looks much as it did before anyone arrived. Shell Mound, at its northern end, is a five-acre Native American midden built up over roughly two and a half thousand years.
16450 Northwest 31st Place, Chiefland, Florida, 32626, United States
Refuge open daily during daylight hours, free of charge. Roads are unpaved and can flood after rain.
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