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Unlock Unforgettable Escapes on Florida’s Forgotten Coast

By Forgotten Coast Web Team / November 2, 2024

Florida’s Forgotten Coast – where laid-back charm meets stunning coastal beauty – is the perfect getaway for those looking to reconnect with nature, unwind by pristine waters, and explore hidden gems. From Apalachicola’s quaint streets to St. George Island’s award-winning…

Little bird in Alligator Point

Discover Franklin County’s Year-Round Birding Paradise

By Forgotten Coast Web Team / October 14, 2024

Franklin County, Florida, also known as the Forgotten Coast, is a birding paradise, offering exceptional opportunities to observe a wide range of species throughout the year! From migrating shorebirds in the spring to rare winter visitors, birders of all levels…

Son and Father fishing off a dock in Alligator Point

2024 Fall Fishing Report

By Forgotten Coast Web Team / October 2, 2024

Anglers love fall fishing on the Forgotten Coast for a good reason. The cooler temperatures, peaceful surroundings, and shorter days create the perfect environment for both freshwater and saltwater favorites to bite. While fall officially began on September 20, fish…

Butterfly resting on some flowers in Florida's Forgotten Coast

Butterfly Fans: Flutter Down to the Forgotten Coast this Fall!

By Forgotten Coast Web Team / September 9, 2024

If you’ve ever visited Franklin County during the fall, you may have noticed our area is filled with breathtaking, brilliantly colored monarch butterflies. It’s quite a sight to behold! But why are there so many butterflies on St. George Island,…

Franklin County Tourist Development Council Vendors at Visit Florida Flagler Award Ceremony

Franklin County Tourism Rebounds in June and TDC Earns State Marketing Awards

By Forgotten Coast Web Team / August 29, 2024

Two Franklin County non-profits earned State recognition this week for their efforts in promoting the county and nonprofit events. The recognition follows on the heels of more good news from the State Department of Revenue that Franklin County tourism numbers…