Cady Way Trail

Florida

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Description

The Cady Way Trail runs from the intersection of Aloma Avenue and Howell Branch Road/Hall Road (just east of Goldenrod Park in Goldenrod) west and south to Colonial Town Center (Fashion Square Mall) in Orlando. At the northern terminus, you can cross the road and pick up the Cross Seminole Trail.

The Cady Way Trail provides an excellent way for cyclists and pedestrians to link neighborhoods with shopping and business districts. The trail includes mirrors at blind corners and bridges over busy road crossings.

Parking and Trail Access

Parking is available at three main places: Cady Way Park in Winter Park, FL. From SR 436 (Semoran Blvd), turn west on to SR 426 (Aloma Avenue) heading toward Winter Park. Proceed to Ranger Blvd. Turn south (left). Proceed to Cady Way and turn west (right) into the park.

Fashion Square Mall in Orlando, FL. From Interstate 4 in downtown Orlando, exit on SR 50 (Colonial Drive) and proceed east approximately 2.5 miles to Herndon Avenue; turn left. The trailhead is 0.5 mile north, adjacent to the Fashion Square Mall and the Post Office.

Winter Pines Golf Course: 950 South Ranger Boulevard, Winter Park; (407) 671-3172

Contact Information: Orange County Parks and Recreation Department 4801 W. Colonial Drive Orlando, FL 32808 (407) 836-6200

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Very nice local trail

By mick_nm in May, 2013

I ride the Cady Way trail frequently. It is a very nice, urban trail. It is well cared for, and convenient to reach via bike routes from downtown Orlando. There are good food options at the southern end at the Fashion Square Mall, as well as with a little ...

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Run from Orlando to Winter Park!

By redheadrunning in March, 2013

When I lived in Orlando I used this path regularly to train for long distance races. I would park at the trail head behind the Fashion Square Mall and run from there, through Baldwin Park, and on over to Winter Park. The trail does not end there, it seamlessly ...

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Actually six miles and very nice

By tutanker in September, 2010

Rode this trail this afternoon and didn't even know I was on it. I parked at the Cross Seminole Trail trailhead and realized that I forgot to lock my truck just after starting out on CST northbound. After heading back south to my truck and locking ...

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