All the clues. Find them in any order.
I'm a house with no doors, no windows, and hundreds of guests. They sleep through the day and leave when the sun goes down. Find me.
Destination: Look for one of Suwannee's most unusual residents.
Leave the night flyers behind and look for their feathered neighbors. Find the part of the park set aside for wings, songs, and nests.
Destination: There are more than bats watching from the trees.
The park already gave this place away in its name. Find the woods that aren't trying very hard to be found.
Destination: Sometimes the name is the clue.
Step out of hiding and find the trail named for the thing Florida rarely runs out of.
Destination: Think bright.
Your next stop borrows its name from a time of artists, explorers, invention, and rebirth.
Destination: A rebirth has a name.
Find the small place in the woods built for promises, ceremonies, and two people saying yes.
Destination: Listen for wedding bells that may or may not be ringing.
Not every stage here needs a festival around it. Find the place where dinner, drinks, and live music share the same roof.
Destination: Music lives here even after the festival ends.
Head toward the river and find the place where the road ends and the paddles begin.
Destination: You won't need a boat, but you're getting warmer when you see one.
No stage built this place and no festival named it. Find the water that gave Suwannee its name.
Destination: Follow the land until there isn't any left.
You've followed the trail across Suwannee. Your last stop isn't on the park map. Look for orange, green, and the TT. Find Trippie Trail.
Destination: The final stop belongs to us.