Parking lots can be found in many of the parks adjascent to the trail, including Demens Landing Park, just east of the trail's southern endpoint, and Flora Wylie Park.
side walk not a bike trail....
Started at the north end in Rio Vista Park - literally a hidden gem - almost impossible to find! Coffee Pot Bayou is approximately the halfway point and a beautiful spot to stop and get a drink of water or top off your water bottle. Turned around at Vinoy Park and headed back. Trail was very smooth. Great for people watching or house dreaming ( million dollar homes ). Mid-day Friday there were very few others on this beautiful trail. Round trip just over 12 miles.
This should not be on here as a trail. It is barely a 10' side walk. People walking here a very inconsiderate and rude. Many people walking dogs on a long leash. I spent more time dodgeing pedestrians and dogs than enjoying my ride.
great place to watch the sunrise and see a few dolphin,manatee or rays.I've been walking and biking this trail since 1990! I love it!
first time walking the trail with my puppy for the coffee pot park and it was very nice, we loved it.
Although a bit short, a very nice casual ride along the scenic waterfront of St Pete.
Thanks to this app, we located this trail not far from where we were vacationing. We parked at Demons Landing and picked up the trail from there. It's a little bumpy over some of the cross walks but well worth a few rumbles to be skating along the water. Great views, a nice breeze and we will definitely come back.
First few miles of the trail are on a wide sidewalk with a yellow line down the middle. This part of the trail follows 1st street towards downtown St. Pete. This part of the trail was really nondescript. Reminded me of riding in the streets when I was a kid.
Thankfully, you hit a park on the left which leads into another sidewalk trail which follows the water side all the way into St. Pete. This part of the ride is great, as you get beautiful neighborhoods and docks leading you to the Pier in St. Pete.
From downtown there are clearly marked City Trail signs which direct you to places all around St.Pete. Nice thing is that there are a couple of streets with outside service so you can dine with your bike next to you.We stopped at Crowley and had some nice drafts and appetizers. Made for a nice day trip.
My wife and I rode this trail back in August. It was very nice. The trail for the most part runs down the sea wall for Tampa bay in St Pete. Even though it is a short trail it is still a must do. just for the scenery alone.
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