Hike Bike Paddle Camp Florida with authors Sandra Friend and John Keatley as your guides
Linear parks in Florida. Most have one or more trails running their length, and many provide urban residents with a place to enjoy nature.
Connecting neighborhoods, parks, and services within a historic Apalachicola River town, the paved 3.9-mile Blountstown Greenway includes a segment of the Florida Trail
The northern terminus of the Cape Haze Pioneer Trail provides a place to bike and hike and a bit of regional history
Stretching 90 miles from the St. Johns River near Palatka to the Gulf of Mexico, the Marjorie Harris Carr Cross Florida Greenway is a mile-wide recreational corridor with hiking, biking, and equestrian trails as well as paddling and boating access.
Paralleling US 98 between Bartow and Lakeland, the Fort Fraser Trail is along an urban greenway with connectivity to Circle B Bar Reserve
Get a new perspective on Naples by hiking, biking, or paddling through the city’s urban mangrove forest
As Hogtown Creek threads its way through modern-day Gainesville, step into the past along a string of urban nature preserves.
A scenic trek in Vero Beach to an observation deck on the Indian River Lagoon provides the option of longer immersion in the coastal mangrove forest
Also known as NENA, the Ocean to Lake Greenway spans from Hobe Sound National Wildlife Refuge to Lake Okeechobee.
A greenway through the heart of historic Punta Gorda, Linear Park provides an unexpected corridor of nature
A paved bike path to link Volusia County’s major springs, the Spring to Spring Trail provides a growing network of trail and park connectivity
Ride this surprisingly hilly bike path through tunnels of live oaks and Florida scrub-jay habitat while marveling at the beauty of the St. Johns River bluffs near Blue Spring
Linking Green Springs to Gemini Springs to Lake Monroe, the southern portion of the Spring to Spring Trail is also an important link in the Florida Coast to Coast Trail
