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Footpath leading through ferns

Chris Stevens

Along with his wife Chelsey, Chris Stevens produces the blog Sunshine State Seekers. An avid hiker and camper, Chris serves as a Trailmaster for the Florida Trail Association.

Florida Trail, Bull Creek WMA

Florida Trail under dark water in floodplain

Florida Trail, Orlando      ( 28.02610, -80.96836 )      13.8 miles

Following a significant tributary to the St. Johns River, the Florida Trail through Bull Creek WMA showcases history and botanical beauty.

Florida Trail, Cassia

Scrub habitat in Florida

Florida Trail, Orlando  |  Paisley
( 28.890800, -81.461641 )      14.2 miles

14.2 miles. Traversing miles of endangered desert-like scrub habitat through Seminole State Forest, the Cassia section of the Florida Trail offers unique natural observations amongst sparse shade.

Florida Trail, CR 314 to Eaton Creek

Crooked boardwalk through swamp

Florida Trail, Western Corridor  |  Ocala National Forest
( 29.203035, -81.977989 )      11.4 miles

11.4 miles. In the damp southwest corner of the Ocala National Forest, the Florida Trail navigates boardwalks across a swampy subtropical jungle.

Florida Trail, Croom Hiking Trail

Trail climbing through pine forest

Florida Trail, Western Corridor  |  Withlacoochee State Forest
( 28.563482, -82.221998 )      9.8 miles

9.8 miles. Traversing rolling landscapes of the Brooksville Ridge, the Croom section of the Florida Trail provides miles of panoramic views within a large area of sandhill habitat.

Florida Trail, Croom to Chinsegut

Blazed pine in a sandhill forest

Florida Trail, Western Corridor  |  Brooksville
( 28.617628 -82.301507 )      4.1 miles

4.1 miles. North of Brooksville, two environmental areas and a state forest are paired with a short backwoods roadwalk as an example of conservation within a rural community.

Florida Trail, Eaton Creek to CR 316

Florida rosemary and sandpine

Florida Trail, Western Corridor  |  Ocala National Forest
( 29.269437, -81.87353 )      11.9 miles

11.9 miles. North of Eaton Creek, the Florida Trail showcases spectacular sand pine forests and unique species adapted to this arid environment within the Big Scrub.

Florida Trail, Econfina Creek

View from the Econfina Bluffs

Florida Trail, Central Panhandle  |  Econfina Creek WMA
( 30.548933, -85.435780 )      18.4 miles

18.4 miles. Winding along rolling hillsides north of Panama City, the Econfina Creek section of the Florida Trail offers a challenging hike with stunning views of its namesake creek.

Florida Trail, Green Swamp West

Deeply shaded trail under sand live oaks

FT Western Corridor  |  Green Swamp West
( 28.314936, -82.056268 )      7.4 miles

Traversing scenic oak hammock, sandhills, and pine flatwood habitats, the southernmost six miles of the Florida Trail in Green Swamp West offers spectacular day hike and backpacking experiences.

Florida Trail, Green Swamp West to Richloam

Water crossing on Florida Trail

FT Western Corridor  |  Green Swamp West
( 28.351141, -82.106323 )      14.7 miles

Weaving across rolling sandhills and along the tannic waters of the Withlacoochee River, the River Road to Richloam Loop section is an exceptionally scenic destination along the western corridor of the Florida Trail.

Florida Trail, Holton Creek

Orange blaze on large tree next to creek

Florida Trail, Suwannee  |  Live Oak
( 30.438900, -83.057213 )      5.6 miles

Crossing scenic karst landscapes alongside sinkholes and around its namesake spring, the Holton Creek section of the Florida Trail provides botanical and geologic immersion.

Florida Trail, Hutton

Pitcher plant slope

Florida Trail, Blackwater  |  Milton
( 30.654909, -86.888359 )      5.2 miles

An exceptionally scenic hike, the Hutton section of the Florida Trail navigates distinctive landscapes though clayhills, ravines, and pitcher plant bogs, encompassed in thick stands of pine.

Florida Trail, Santos to Baseline

Pines growing along grassy footpath

Florida Trail, Western Corridor  |  Cross Florida Greenway
( 29.105688, -82.094217 )      5.1 miles

5.1 miles. History is on display along this segment of the abandoned Cross Florida Barge Canal, from a town demolished nearly a century ago to agricultural land undergoing habitat restoration.

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