Orlando
Orlando is one of Florida's best places to hike and bike, with a large quantity of trails and superb quality.
Ormond Beach
Known as the Birthplace of Speed, Ormond Beach has preserved vast estuaries and ancient forests between its barrier island and coast along the Tomoka and Halifax Rivers.
Osceola National Forest
The smallest of Florida's national forests, the Osceola National Forest carries the weight of history hidden in its dense stands of longleaf pine.
Oviedo
Bisected by the Florida Trail and the Cross Seminole Trail, Oviedo is an appealing trail town edged by Little Big Econ State Forest and its many trails.
Palatka
With a delightful riverfront on the St. Johns River, Palatka is just east of the Florida Trail and 15 minutes from the Ocala National Forest, providing a gateway to outdoor adventures.
Palm Beach
This seaside tropical enclave offers some pleasant niches where you can immerse yourself in nature.
Palm Coast
Spanning across much of Flagler County, Palm Coast is a massive residential community linked by bike trails and the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway.
Panama City Beach
Best known for its beaches, bike paths, and barrier island parks, Panama City Beach is also a launch point for paddling trips and long day hikes
Peace River
Rising from marshes in the Green Swamp basin in Lakeland, the Peace River winds through fossil-rich Bone Valley west of the Lake Wales Ridge, reaching the Gulf of Mexico at Charlotte Harbor.
Pensacola
With protected lands along its waterways and oceanfront, Pensacola provides both urban and quiet walks showcasing its natural wonders.
Perry
Long the heart of Florida's timber industry, Perry is the county seat of Taylor County along Florida's Big Bend, set within a coastal puzzle of swamp forests and estuary.
Pine Island
Once an important cultural center for the indigenous Calusa, Pine Island north of San Carlos Bay is a laid-back outdoor destination near Fort Myers.