Annutteliga Hammock Trailhead
This trailhead offers access to approximately 8 miles of multiuse trails for hiking and horseback riding. The Annutteliga Hammock is an important area for groundwater recharge into Florida's primary drinking water source, the Floridan aquifer system. Situated in the Brooksville Ridge, which runs from northern Citrus County down into central Pasco County, the lands are slightly higher in elevation than the adjacent coastal or central portions of the state. The area within the Brooksville Ridge typically has well-drained soils, karst limerock outcroppings and is dominated by sandhills, upland hardwood forests and scrub communities. Property links with the Chassahowitzka Wildlife Management Area, which is a prime Florida black bear habitat area.
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A_Parked_Stang _Very nice scenery, ticks where horrendous. Out there for maybe 45 minutes found 8 ticks on me crawling around thankfully and not biting me, somehow one was crawling on my dash board, when I got back in my vehicle. Crazy!!!
Jun 2, 2026 · Google Review
Thomas BowenOne of the nicer hikes in this area. Lots of deep woods. Most of the hikes are along old dirt roads many lined on either side with limestone leftovers from several limestone quarries. There are also some trash piles from human habitation 100 years ago that you can pick through. A well maintained trail with new yellow blazes.
Jan 23, 2026 · Google Review
Thomas BonnerReally beautiful trails! Long enough to explore a couple hours if you want. Easy to find your way. Awesome old Florida feel. Definitely bring insect repellent, and watch for ticks.
Apr 12, 2025 · Google Review
Larry MadisonNice loop trail. Unremarkable, but dry, and a nice hike. Some trees down, but easily circumvented.
Jan 6, 2025 · Google Review