Tallahassee-St. Marks Trail
Following the route of the first railroad chartered in Florida, this 16 mile paved trail from Tallahassee to the St. Marks River is one of Florida's oldest rail trails.
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Spruce Creek Park
Buffered by Doris Leeper Spruce Creek Preserve, this island along US 1 features easy access to the Rose Bay Trail and its own loop with waterfront views.
George Crady Fishing Pier State Park
A broken highway span between Big Talbot Island and Amelia Island State Parks, this park encompasses not just bridge stubs but a white sand beach along Nassau Sound.
Big Talbot Big Pine Trail
The southernmost trail on Big Talbot Island is a short walk out to a bluff above the Simpson Creek estuary through a coastal hammock riffled by breezes.
Big Talbot Black Rock Trail
An unusual and picturesque geologic anomaly, Blackrock Beach at Big Talbot Island is covered with formations that look like black lava rocks but are made of sand.
The Legacy Trail
Connecting Venice and Sarasota, one of Florida's finest paved trails provides a corridor for biking and hiking along a historic railroad line.
Oklaloosa Island Veterans Park
Adjoining Ross Mahler Park along Choctawhatchee Bay, Veterans Park hosts an important rookery for great blue herons and a unique Women's Veteran Memorial amid the dunes.
Maclay Gardens Lake Hall Trails
Walk among towering trees along a pair of nature trails starting at opposite ends of Lake Hall Recreation Area to savor the hardwood forests overlooking the lake.
Chipley Park
History unfolds along a pair of paved loops circling an unusually round lake at the center of DeFuniak Springs.
Long Branch
More than 6 miles of interconnected trails east of the Econlockhatchee River explore natural habitats on ranch land undergoing habitat restoration.
Three Rivers Lakeview Trail
Explore the shoreline of Lake Seminole and its contoured terrain along a pair of trails forming a 1.8 mile loop hike at Three Rivers State Park.
Pine Log Campground Trail
Explore scenic wetlands and wildflower-filled pine savannas on an inviting 1.8 mile loop originating near the Sand Pond Campground at Pine Log State Forest.