Photos: Florida’s sweet 16 gems of the Panhandle sparkle in South Walton
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For a narrow spit of land, Florida’s South Walton has an amazingly varied number of attractions, including 40 percent of the land dedicated to conservation.
On the beach at WaterColor. (Phil Marty / Chicago Tribune)
For a narrow spit of land, Florida’s South Walton has an amazingly varied number of attractions, including 40 percent of the land dedicated to conservation.
Taking a ride through Point Washington State Forest with Arnett’s Gulfside Trail Rides. (Phil Marty / Chicago Tribune)
A stand-up paddleboarder off the beach at WaterColor. (Phil Marty / Chicago Tribune)
Many of Mary Hong’s glass pieces are made by painting on canvas and then adding glass salvaged from a variety of sources. (Phil Marty / Chicago Tribune)
Riding fat-tired bikes is popular with beachgoers, including this couple at Grayton Beach. (Phil Marty / Chicago Tribune)
Fall color in Point Washington State Forest. (Phil Marty / Chicago Tribune)
Seaside’s architecture displays a variety of styles and is an example of new urbanism. (Phil Marty / Chicago Tribune)
In Seaside, not all fine dining involves white tablecloths. (Phil Marty / Chicago Tribune)
Residential buildings at WaterColor are designed with a beach-house feel. (Phil Marty / Chicago Tribune)
The Red Bar is one of Grayton Beach’s funky gathering places. (Phil Marty / Chicago Tribune)
Picture-perfect sunset at Grayton Beach. (Phil Marty / Chicago Tribune)