Pine Log State Forest, State forest in Bay County, Florida.

Pine Log State Forest covers 6,911 acres (28 km2) near Ebro in the Florida panhandle, in Bay County. Florida's oldest state forest, established in 1936, offers camping, swimming, fishing, a boat ramp, picnicking, bicycling, horseback riding, hiking and nature trails.

Pine Log State Forest was established in 1936, making it the oldest state forest in Florida. It lies in the panhandle near Ebro, in Bay County, and covers 6,911 acres.

Pine Log State Forest lies near Ebro in Bay County, in the Florida panhandle. It is managed by the Florida Forest Service, which maintains the grounds and facilities for camping, swimming, fishing, picnicking, bicycling, horseback riding and hiking.

The forest features over 20 kilometers of marked trails for hiking, cycling, and horseback riding through different terrain types. Visitors should prepare for wet conditions and varying ground surfaces when exploring the different habitat zones.

Pine Log State Forest covers 6,911 acres near Ebro in the Florida panhandle, and it was established in 1936, making it Florida's oldest state forest. Visitors can camp, swim, fish, launch boats, picnic, cycle, ride horses and walk nature trails.