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Citrus Trail at Lizzie Hart Sink

Central Florida

With some of the state’s largest population centers and easiest access by air, Central Florida is a mecca for outdoor enthusiasts in the know.

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Silver Springs Conservation Area

Silver Springs Conservation Area

Silver Springs      ( 29.194696, -82.059559 )      2.3 miles

Silver Springs Conservation Area protects upland habitats crucial to recharge of Silver Springs. Two stacked loop trails (with a cross-trail on the upper loop) provide several options for hiking.

Silver Springs River Trails

Swamp along the River Trails

Silver Springs State Park  |  Silver Springs
( 29.201017, -82.034367 )      4.1 miles

With more than 4 miles of hiking in two trails, the River Trails of Silver Springs State Park are the park’s most popular walks, as they lead you to views along the Silver River.

Silver Springs Sandhill Trail

Sandhill Trail

Silver Springs State Park  |  Silver Springs
( 29.201433, -82.049567 )      1.7 miles

At Silver River State Park, the Sandhill Nature Trail (which can also be reached from the Sinkhole Trail) is a 1.7-mile loop through a longleaf and wiregrass sandhill habitat.

Silver Springs Sinkhole Trail

Sinkhole Trail

Silver Springs State Park  |  Silver Springs
( 29.200933, -82.034733 )      2.5 miles

On the 2.5-mile Sinkhole Trail, take a hike around a giant sinkhole and explore the uplands above the Silver River at Silver Springs State Park

Silver Springs State Park

Glass-bottomed boats at Silver Springs

Silver Springs      ( 29.217968,-82.055523 )      

One of the world’s largest and deepest springs, Silver Springs pours out more than 550 million gallons of water daily, forming the Silver River

Smyrna Dunes Park

Rolling oceanfront dunes with palms

New Smyrna Beach      ( 29.065864, -80.914742 )      2.4 miles

At Smyrna Dunes Park, this 2.4-mile hike scenic coastal hike is largely along an accessible boardwalk, with side trips off to the sea and inlet via more rugged approaches.

Soldier’s Hole Nature Trail

Soldier's Hole is lined with mangroves

Fort De Soto Park  |  St. Petersburg
( 27.617618, -82.728671 )      2.0 miles

The interpretive Soldier’s Hole Trail at Fort De Soto State Park offers a close look at the three varieties of mangroves that grow in Florida plus some gorgeous views of Bunce’s Pass.

South Lake Conservation Area

Sandy trail through scrub forest

Titusville      ( 28.6406, -80.8765 )      1.2 miles

A scrub preserve on the Atlantic Coastal Ridge in Titusville, South Lake Conservation Area provides a surprisingly hilly loop hike through the territory of Florida scrub-jay families

South Lake Trail

Moss draperies in an oak hammock

Salt Lake WMA  |  Titusville
( 28.6384, -80.8749 )      1.3 miles

Culminating at a breezy observation platform with a panorama of marshy South Lake, this easy Titusville hike is both short and scenic

South on the Edgewater Bike Path

Starting my ride south of the SR 442 bridge

August 4, 2015    John Keatley

How far does the new Edgewater Bike Path go south of SR 442 in Edgewater along Cow Creek Road? John hopped on his bike to find out.

Space View Park

Project Mercury Monument Titusville

Titusville      ( 28.613611, -80.804736 )      

Place your hands in Neil Armstrong’s handprints and look up to the moon at this unique waterfront park in downtown Titusville that recounts the history of the American space program.

Split Oak Forest WEA

Narcoosee      ( 28.353333, -81.210917 )      6.4 miles

A live oak tree more than 200 years old is the centerpiece of Split Oak Forest, a 2,000-acre prairie and scrub preserve near Orlando, home to families of sandhill cranes

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