THE BLACKWATER EXPEDITIONS
Curated journeys through the Trinity of the South. Okefenokee. Suwannee. St. Marys.
START HERE: FEATURED EXPEDITION
We set out for a 12-mile push into the Okefenokee, but low water shut it down fast — scraping bottom by mile 3 with miles still to go, so we turned back. We pivoted to the St. Marys River, found a high sandbar camp, lit a fire quick, bank-fished bluegill and redbreast until dark, and ate a simple supper before turning in — the plan broke, but the night delivered anyway.
THE OKEFENOKEE ARCHIVE
Deep navigations through the cypress labyrinth. High water, heavy canopy, total isolation.
Sleeping Above Predators: A Family Study in Technical Restraint
A Slow Canoe Journey to Billy's Island (Deep Swamp Ruins)
Okefenokee Slow Water: Where the Map Ends, the Wild Begins
THE SUWANNEE FLOW
The Suwannee Said NO | Solo Standoff in Gator Country
White sand banks and black water current. The historic route to the Gulf.
Deep in Gator Country: Solo Canoe Camping on the Suwannee River
49 Hours on the Suwannee River: From Glass Water to White Water
THE ST. MARYS BORDER
The dark, winding border between Georgia and Florida. Wild and unpredictable.
Solo Overnight on the St. Marys River | Canoe Camping, Fishing & Campfire Cooking
Night Under the stars on the St. Marys River | Canoe Camping
Rainy River Camping: Setting Up Camp & Cooking in a Storm
FIELD TESTED SYSTEMS
