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Puddin Head Lake, located in Fred Gannon Rocky Bayou State Park, runs from Rocky Bayou to the main road. This 7.5-acre lake has a swampy feel and features a wide variety of aquatic plant species.

Rocky Bayou is a trailing arm of Choctawhatchee Bay, featuring a great area for boating and saltwater fishing. A pleasant dirt trail meanders along the bayou, offering scenic views of the water.

Fred Gannon Rocky Bayou State Park is only a half mile northeast off State Road 20. It's hard to miss the entrance; there are a few tall flags and a big sign reading "Fred Gannon Rocky Bayou State Park." This park not only has camping, saltwater fishing, boating, and more, but you can also look close and find relics from the time when this park was part of a World War II training site.

This paved pedestrian path runs along the beach, offering stunning views of the sand and water. It's the perfect spot if you want to enjoy the beach without getting sandy.

This steel and concrete bridge, built in 1966 to replace a vintage structure, takes you over the Intracoastal Waterway right next to Choctawhatchee Bay. A nice pedestrian path runs along the bridge, offering great views of the area.

The boardwalk area offers direct access to the beach, perfect for extending your stay in the park. On nice days, this area provides the best view of the beach and water, allowing you to fully take in and enjoy the beauty.

This area features a 30-foot shoreline with stunning snow-white sandy beaches and views of the Gulf of Mexico. A pleasant trail loops through the region, winding through a wooded area that gives the feel of being in a forest.

This paved pedestrian path runs along the beach, offering stunning views of the sand and water. It's the perfect spot if you want to enjoy the beach without getting sandy.