Based in Tallahassee, the National Forests in Florida Public Affairs Office serves as the primary point of contact for all alerts, notices, and news releases for the Ocala National Forest. Additional alerts beyond what are provided on this page may also be found on our blog and Twitter feed.
For visitor questions and concerns, your contact is the visitor information specialist for the Ocala National Forest, who you can reach at 352-625-2520.
For media, your contact is Denise Rains, Public Affairs Officer, based in Tallahassee, via 850-523-8500.
Area(s): 52 Landing, Alexander Springs, Alexander Springs Campground, Timucuan Trail, Alexander Springs Wilderness, Ancient Island Scrub, Big Bass Campground, Big Scrub Campground, Bluff Landing, Buck Lake Group Use Area, Clay Lake Hunt Camp, Clearwater Lake Recreation Area, Clearwater Lake Campground, Clearwater Lake Nature Trail, Clearwater Lake Trailhead, Davenport Landing, Doe Lake Recreation Area, Farles Prairie Recreation Area, Florida Trail, Eaton Creek Trailhead, Florida Trail, Alexander Springs to Farles Prairie, Florida Trail, Clearwater to Alexander, Florida Trail, Eaton Creek North, Florida Trail, Eaton Creek South, Florida Trail, Farles Prairie to Juniper Springs, Florida Trail, Hopkins Prairie to Salt Springs, Florida Trail, Juniper Springs to Hopkins Prairie, Florida Trail, Lake Delancy to Rodman Reservoir, Florida Trail, Salt Springs to Lake Delancy, Grassy Pond, Hidden Pond, Pat's Island Trailhead, SR 19 Trailhead, Salt Springs Trailhead, Fore Lake Recreation Area, Fore Lake Campground, Hopkins Prairie Campground, Juniper Prairie Wilderness, Juniper Run, Juniper Wayside, Juniper Springs Campground, LAM Equestrian Trail, Lake Delancy East, Lake Delancy West, Lake Dorr Cabin, Lake Dorr Recreation Area, Lake Eaton Campground, Lake Eaton Sinkhole Trail, Lake Eaton Trail, Lake Shore Group Campground, Mill Dam Recreation Area, Ocala Adventure Trail, Blue Sink OHV Corral, Ocala North OHV Trail System, Delancy Loops, Delancy OHV Trailhead, Hog Valley Trail, Longleaf Trail, Motorcycle Loop, Pipeline Trail, Rodman OHV Trailhead, Salt Springs OHV Connector Trail, Tobacco Patch Trail, Ocala One Hundred Mile Horse Trail, Paisley Woods Bicycle Trail, River Forest Group Camp, Rodman Recreation Area, Kirkpatrick Dam Boat Ramp, Salt Springs, Bear Swamp Trail, Salt Springs Campground, Salt Springs Observation Trail, Shanty Pond Campground, Silver Glen Springs, Lake George Trail, Spring Boils Trail, South Tower Hunt Camp, St. Francis Trail, Sweetwater Cabin, Swim Pond, Trout Pond, Wandering Wiregrass Trail, Wildcat Lake, Yearling Trail
The Delancy Loops Trailhead on the Ocala National Forest is scheduled for paving beginning Monday, March 5, 2012. The estimated completion time of the project is projected to end in late May 2012.
The Pipeline Trailhead is also scheduled for paving. The projected start date of this project is mid-March with a projected completion date in late May.
Based in Tallahassee, the National Forests in Florida Public Affairs Office serves as the primary point of contact for all alerts, notices, and news releases for the Ocala National Forest. Additional alerts beyond what are provided on this page may also be found on our 
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