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Tallahassee
The only capital city where ancient live oaks form a cathedral canopy over four-lane roads, two powerhouse universities share the same red clay hills, and a culinary revival is quietly making the whole state look the other way. Tally doesn't need your attention β it has its own.
π³ Canopy Roads
πΊ Springtime
π FSU & FAMU
π½οΈ Culinary Revival
𧲠FSU MagLab
ποΈ State Capitol
πΉοΈ 8 Games
π§ 55+ Questions
π³ Canopy Road Certified
"Tallahassee doesn't just have canopy roads β it has an identity. Drive down Miccosukee Road at golden hour and you'll understand something about Florida that the beach crowd never will." β A Tally Lifer
πΉοΈ Games & Challenges
Tally Trivia
30 questions covering Tallahassee history, the Springtime festival, FSU and FAMU legacy, FSU's MagLab, canopy road lore, Cascades Park, and the culinary renaissance the rest of Florida is sleeping on. Easy through Hard β prove your Tally cred.
Trivia Β· 30 Qs Β· 3 Tiers
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Deep Roots Quiz
Canopy road lore, the food scene, campus traditions, the arts and the deep history. Five lanes: Canopy Roads, Food Scene, Campus Life, Arts & Culture, and Deep History. Only true Tally locals survive all five.
Quiz Β· 25 Qs Β· 5 Lanes
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Capital City Crossword
One freeform grid of canopy roads, game days, lakes and capital history, crossing every which way. How fast can you fill it?
Puzzle Β· 13Γ13
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Best of Tally Bracket
8 iconic Tallahassee experiences go head-to-head. Springtime parade vs. canopy road drive. Cascades Park vs. First Friday at Railroad Square. FSU game day vs. FAMU homecoming. Vote to crown the most Tallahassee thing in Tallahassee.
Bracket Β· 8 Entries
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Red Hills Connections
Sixteen tiles, four hidden groups, three boards. Canopy roads, Leon County lakes, game-day traditions, the 1956 bus boycott and the men who picked the capital, with a few tiles that fit more than one corner of town.
Connections Β· 3 Boards
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Canopy Crossclimb
Three word ladders, one letter per rung. Solve the clues, put the rungs in order, then cap each ladder to reveal a two-word Tallahassee phrase.
Crossclimb Β· 3 Ladders
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Capital Cases
Ten Tallahassee people and landmarks, five clues each, from deep cut to dead giveaway. Crack the case on the first clue for the most points.
Five Clues Β· 10 Cases
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Old Fields Timeline
Put Tallahassee in order, from de Soto's winter at Anhaica to the territorial capital, the bus boycott, the new Capitol and modern Tally. Three decks, three misses allowed.
Timeline Β· 3 Decks
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