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I did this ride with some friends when we parked in downtown Winter Park and rode over to meet up with the West Orange Trail. After a few miles, on side roads, it took to the Lake Apopka Loop Trail. It was a lot of fun. We saw gators, birds, and lots of other wildlife. I highly recommend sunscreen and making sure that you have plenty of water on a hot sunny day.
This is a nice trail for a quick ride, but nothing particularly special. It is well maintained with several parking areas along the trail. The easiest to access are the ones near USF at the northern trailhead and the other just south of Clubhouse Dr.
Parked at Flatwoods Park where there’s restrooms and good amount of spaces. $2 to park. Paved road all the way around the loop and beyond. Several huts with giant water coolers. So nice on a hot day. Lots of folks riding, walking, skating. Everyone was respectful. Beautiful day. You get some shade from the trees but mostly open. On a hot day it’s best to go early.
We started at Felburn Park, very nice with plenty of parking. Only 1 road crossing. Not much for shade but a nice view of the channel alongside the trail. Some bumps near the park. We did the trail twice. We would do this trail again.
It didn’t have a ton of scenic, but there was a lot of shade so even if it was in the middle of the day, there was places where you could drive without being in full sun… I have ridden in about a year or so 14 mile ride was still doable my ride just
We actually rode this trail February of 2026. Enjoyed the ride but grew desperate to find privacy to pee being a female. Did find a place but didn't notice trail markers for next time. Definitely would ride trail again.
Dangerous glorified sidewalk marketed as a trail. Rode whole route out and back. Poor condition multi surface with sand, gravel broken surface or whatever a business or home owner chooses to use. Poorly marked as a trail. Blind driveways throughout too many close calls to count. This is not a bike trail but a marketing idea. Ride the whole trail from end to end before you get families with children on this route.
This trail is tucked away and is never very crowded. Numerous park benches around the trail and and the views are exceptional. Lots of wildlife.
We enjoyed it. Rode 1/2 way and then stopped and went back. Parked at the end point circle. Total 11 miles round trip at mid point. Our 5 year old son was getting tired. Otherwise for adults could have gone the whole way and back!
This is a great trail to feel isolated in South Florida. I barely saw any humans on my 30-mile round trip to Manatee Bay. I would recommend taking a look at the map because some comments are saying to take the "west side" of the canal. But there are 2 trail heads. So if you go down one or the other, the rule is the opposite. Just use the maps, and you will be good! Saw a few gators and one manatee. Its a shame that the point where you get to Manatee Bay is completely littered with garbage. This trail is rocky so not recommended for street bikes. I have a fat tire bike and it was pretty fun.
Completed North and South in late March. Most of the ride is in the bike lane or shoulder of the road. Small sections of trail exist. Some of it very rough due to tree roots.
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