TALLAHASSEE FLORIDA DAY TRIPS

The Tallahassee, Florida day trips and one tank trips described on our website are all within a 100 mile radius of Tallahassee.

Places to see within 100 miles of Tallahassee, Florida

We estimate that the average passenger car can go about 250 miles on one tank of gas, so these trips will get you there and back with a few gallons to spare.

If you drive a compact economy car you can even go outside of the Tallahassee radius and try Jacksonville, Tampa and Orlando day trips.

Here are some things to do and places to see within 100 miles of Tallahassee.

Recommended Tallahassee Florida Day Trips

Apalachicola is a small fishing village with lots of historic building and several good places to eat. It is a real Old Florida working waterfront village.

Bristol is a small Old Florida town that is near what some biblical scholars believe to be the site of the original Garden of Eden.

DeFuniak Springs is a well preserved Victorian town that was the southern headquarters of the Chautauqua movement back in the day.

Ginnie Springs Outdoors

Ginnie Springs Outdoors is a privately owned campground that also has cottages and great canoeing, kayaking and diving. Super clear waters add to your enjoyment.

Mayo doesn't have a lot to see, but it is the hometown of Florida Gator folk hero Kerwin Bell. There is no clinic here; the Mayo Clinic is in Jacksonville.

Madison is one of the oldest towns in north Florida and has done a good job of hanging onto many of its old buildings.

Marianna is a small historic town that is one of the oldest in Florida.  It was founded in 1827 and is an example of an old plantation town.

Monticello is a small town typical of many in Old Florida that still retains its charm from yesteryear.

Monticello Vineyards and Winery is in the quaint small town of the same name. Enjoy seeing how the wine is made and have a sample or two.

North Central Florida Day Trips is a page on this website that has maps showing several day trip driving routes in the area around Tallahassee and the region.

Panama City has access to some of the best beaches in Florida. Panama City Beach has become the spring break capital of the world for college students.

Quincy is a small town with lots of buildings dating back to before the Civil War. It is also the town that Coca Cola made rich.

Seaside, Florida

Seaside is a quaint village on the Gulf of Mexico. It is an early example of New Urbanism. When you visit, you won't feel like leaving.

Silver Springs State Park in Ocala is home to a former private attraction where you can enjoy riding on the glass-bottomed boats and being amazed at the crystal-clear blue waters of Silver Springs. 

Sopchoppy is a village with a funny name that features the annual Worm Gruntin' Festival every April.

St. Marks is a small historic town south of Tallahassee at the end of the road. It has some historic buildings and a scenic lighthouse nearby.

Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park is a natural slice of Old Florida. It has many folk culture exhibits and is the setting every Memorial Day weekend for the Florida Folk Festival.

Florida State Capitol

Tallahassee is a great place to visit with its museums and universities. Lots of canopied streets and old buildings, and many fine restaurants. Don't forget to check it out before starting on other Tallahassee Florida day trips.

Two Egg  doesn't have a whole lot to look at, but it has a funny name and is near the childhood home of famous actress Faye Dunaway.

FLORIDA DAY TRIPS BY THEME

If you are interested in particular themes, there are many places to  enjoy throughout the state.  Examples of themes are "beaches", "seashells", "zoos" "historic buildings", "rockets", "lighthouses", and more than 20 others. 

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Florida Day Trips, by Mike Miller

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