Blountstown Greenway
Connecting neighborhoods, parks, and services within a historic Apalachicola River town, the 3.4 mile linear Blountstown Greenway incorporates a segment of the Florida Trail.
Articles & Destinations
South Oslo Riverfront Conservation Area
On a 1.4 mile loop south of Vero Beach, wind through a blend of natural landscapes near the Indian River, from coastal hammocks to scrub and mesic pine flatwoods.
Lake Okahumpa Park
Bask in the sun, shelter in the shade, or slide your kayak into the marshy waters of Lake Okahumpa at this easy-to-find Sumter County park along SR 44.
McKethan Lake Nature Trail
Centered on its namesake, the 2.1 mile nature trail at McKethan Lake Recreation Area showcases old growth trees as well as Civilian Conservation Corps architecture.
Fred W Coyle Freedom Park
In northeast Naples, an impressive network of accessible paved pathways and boardwalks meander across a mosaic of ponds and natural wetlands teeming with wildlife.
Wall Springs Addition
Protecting coastal habitats between Boggy Bayou and Kloisterman Bayou, Wall Springs Coastal Addition offers accessible and natural surface paths to hike and bike.
Shell Bluff Park
Walk beneath an unbroken hardwood canopy evocative of Old Florida on the well-maintained pathways of rural Shell Bluff Park near Crescent Lake.
Red Bug Slough Preserve
Walk beneath a mature live oak canopy along the rim of a protected waterway within the heart of residential Sarasota.
Tavares Nature Park
On a 1.3 mile circuit of this 101-acre natural area edging Lake Dora, walk a puzzle of grassy paths beneath a canopy of tall pines between marshes and a prairie.
Hawks Hammock Preserve
Miles of multi-use trails wander across an expanse of South Florida pine flatwoods wedged between the Green Ridge and Interstate 95 west of Stuart.
Ancient Oaks Preserve
On an easy mile loop amid the grandeur of an ancient hydric hammock, savor shade, shape, and form in a hidden wild space in the St. Lucie River floodplain in Fort Pierce.
Paynes Creek Flatwoods Trail
On higher ground behind the museum, the Flatwoods and Mary Jane Trails traverse uplands with scrub and broad prairies at the western end of Paynes Creek Historic State Park.