Fish Hole Road

Tosohatchee Wildlife Management Area is located on the east side of Florida about 20 miles away from the Atlantic Ocean. Tosohatchee WMA is almost 31,000 acres and offers camping, fishing, and part of the Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail. Being so close to the Atlantic Ocean means Tosohatchee is mainly swampland but still about 100' above sea-level. Fish Hole Road is a scenic route going through the center of Tosohatchee WMA. Fish Hole Road is known for the 50-100' tall trees that somehow manage to survive hurricanes. Alligators can be found sunning themselves on the trail so make sure to check your surroundings before getting out of your vehicle!