Sopchoppy, Administrative division in Florida Panhandle, United States.
Sopchoppy is a small settlement along the Sopchoppy River in Wakulla County, surrounded by forests and wetlands. The area features flat terrain with dense vegetation and natural waterways that shape its landscape.
The Georgia, Florida and Alabama Railway founded this settlement in 1894, bringing growth through timber and turpentine production. These early industries shaped the region's economy and development for decades to come.
The community keeps alive the practice of worm grunting, a method where residents use wooden stakes and metal tools to create vibrations in the ground to harvest earthworms for bait.
Myron B. Hodge City Park offers recreational vehicle sites, primitive camping areas, boat launches, and sports facilities for outdoor activities. This park serves as the main gathering place for recreation in the area.
A restored railroad depot from 1891 now operates as a museum displaying local history and agricultural heritage. The building preserves memories of the railroad era that established the community.
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