Question: In which part of Florida can you find Tate’s Hell?
Answer: The Panhandle
Tate’s Hell State Forest, a huge tract of marshlands, wooded areas, and swamps that spans over 200,000 acres, sits in the Panhandle. Tate’s Hell is located in Franklin County between the Apalachicola and Ochlockonee rivers. The forest’s name dates back to 1875, when a farmer named Cebe Tate reportedly journeyed into the swamp, bearing only a shotgun and his hunting dogs, in search of a panther. Every version of the legend ends with Tate’s death.
