Where to see netted chain fern in US

Angel Oak

Botanical Wonder and Charleston Tourism

You might spot Northern Cardinal, Chipping Sparrow, and House Finch.

Ashley River Historic District

Botanical Gardens and Colonial Architecture

You might spot American Alligator, Great Blue Heron, and Anole.

Blydenburgh Park Historic District

Bird Watching and Camping

You might spot White-Tailed Deer, Eastern Skunk Cabbage, and Duck.

Caleb Smith State Park Preserve

Bird Watching and Cross Country Skiing

You might spot White-Tailed Deer, Eastern Skunk Cabbage, and Duck.

Double Trouble State Park

Bird Watching and Canoeing

You might spot Sweet Pepperbush, Sheep Laurel, and Pickerelweed.

Fort Caroline

Family Friendly and French Colonial History

You might spot American Beautyberry and Brown Anole.

Goodwin State Forest

Academic and Conservation

You might spot Orange-Fringed Orchid and Purple Pitcher Plant.

Hanover County Courthouse Historic District

American History and Architectural Landmark

You might spot Trifoliate Orange and Northern Cricket Frog.

Hocking Valley Scenic Railway Historic District

Fall Foliage and Family Friendly

You might spot Common Pawpaw, Eastern Newt, and Spotted Salamander.

Mobile Botanical Gardens

Azaleas and Botanical Garden

You might spot Scarlet Calamint and Golden Silk Spider.

North Broad Street Residential Historic District

Bungalow Style and Historic Architecture

You might spot Joro Spider, Carolina Wren, and Blue-Fronted Dancer.

Slocum's River Reserve

Bird Watching and Coastal Views

You might spot Monarch, Red-Winged Blackbird, and Osprey.

Tappahannock Historic District

You might spot Eastern Red-Backed Salamander and Osprey.

Paul B Johnson State Park

"birdwatching", "hiking", "camping", "fishing", "boating", "family Friendly", "disc Golf", "wildlife Observation"

You might spot Golden Club, Southern Cricket Frog, and Dwarf Sundew.

Merchants Millpond State Park

Alligator Habitat and Bird Watching

You might spot Baldcypress, Southern Cricket Frog, and Green Treefrog.