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Rode the trail from Amelia Island SP to Peter’s Point. Beautiful day, but two days after a NE front, so parts of the trail under water. A lot of “intersections “, so be careful. I describe it more of an urban trail, even though there are many beautiful oaks. The trail runs parallel to A1A.
Stayed in Inverness to do a benefit ride on this trail. When I arrived I took the north route which was about 33 miles both ways. Awesome scenery and lots of tree covering over the trail. On the second day I took the south part which was almost 50 miles both ways. Once again it was a great ride. I stayed at the Central Motel which is right on the trail about 1 1/2 miles from downtown Inverness. Would like to do this trail again and will probably do the fund raiser again next year.
Rode it for the first time today and really enjoyed it. It’s beautiful and well maintained. Love riding through the swamp and enjoying the sounds and smells. The critters were wonderful and a took a t-spur into Graham Swamp which was gorgeous. I’ll definitely be back probably TOMORROW!!!!
UP front - only rode the southern portion below SR 580. I bike Pinellas trails routinely (bike commute daily) with various styles of pedal power. Chose recumbent trikes for this one. Started at Mobley Bay park. Spent a good part of the trip wandering and looking for the "trail". Turns out, the southern portion of the route is sidewalk and not traditional trail like you find in the rest of the county. There are portions of trail around the parks. Since we were on our low-slung recumbents - we don't typically challenge major traffic intersections and after observing for a couple of light cycles, decided to turn around rather than risking crossing SR 580/Forest Lakes intersection. This section of the route is adequate and excellent for walkers and runners, BUT - it's a bike route through a neighborhood. Looking at the portion above (north) of 580 (we also drove along some of it by car), it looks to be more traditional trail and gets off into some less urban area. NOT WELL MARKED!
Walked the Preserve and Boardwalk because its a little sketchy but rode from the preserve to the lighthouse and back! Beautiful ride. It is more of a sidewalk but no issues at all with the ride!
Took the bikes out for their inaugural ride and this was the perfect trail to do it!! Easy access points, paved in most areas, very clean & well maintained, pretty flat and wide. We will definitely be going back!!
Great path for a long peaceful bike ride. We went on a very hot early September day after lunch and the breeze did help provide some coolness but the lack of shade definitely wasn’t as helpful. The park area is very serene but not as many beach views as I was hoping for. Parking is $6 now inside Fort de Soto park, but you should be able to park for free outside the park and ride to the park as there are paths every where. Super convenient restroom inside the park as well as beach access.
I would start in Floral City and head towards Gulf junction trailhead. Great scenery and places to stop. 44 miles there and back!
This was the perfect area to go on a 10+ mile bike ride. Some riders were going at a casual pace while others were racing by. Lots of walkers/runners as well but it didn’t feel too crowded on a hot Sunday morning. Thankfully there was lots of room on the wide path. There is a bit of incline on the bridge but most of the ride is pretty flat. The highway noise is a bit annoying but the views of the bay are unbelievable. Will definitely do this path gain!
It sure was a cool ride—peaceful, scenic, and the perfect way to disconnect from the outside noise and reconnect with what really matters. ¿¿¿¿¿¿¿
This trail would be amazing if Pasco County had budgeted to make parking areas at the major road crossings. This includes Ridge Rd., Shady Hills Rd. and Countyline Rd. If you want to park at the trail, you have to drive to SR 54 or to Hernando County. Or you can get ticketed by Pasco County Sheriff's Office for parking under the overpass at Shady Hills Rd. For such a nice trail, it is almost completely inaccessible to Pasco County residents.
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