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Print Friendly MapThe Oldsmar Trail extends over 10 miles, and links to 10 major parks in Oldsmar, Florida. R.E. Olds Park lies at the center of the system, which is roughly shaped like an upside down T. One south-north branch extends to Cypress Forest Park. The other branch stretches west to east from the Oldsmar Sports Complex to Mobbly Bayou Beach Park. The trail is mostly concrete but there are unpaved sections, particularly in the section going through the Mobbly Bayou Wilderness Preserve and heading into to Mobbly Beach.
The different parks and segments of the trail offer different things to trail users: some parks are places for fitness and sports, others for nature exploration and wildlife watching. Whichever direction one turns, there's something on the Oldsmar Trail for everyone.
Parking can be found at the parks and trailheads including:
Trail is long enough with a mix of paved and gravel trail. Next to the ocean, not busy, Recommended.
Pretty nice trail. Except for one strip, it’s probably more suited for walking than riding as it has some sharp curves
Very nice ride around Oldsmar. Take some time to learn history of area and connection to Oldsmobile. Lunch stop at Jack Willies was icing on the cake.
The Oldsmar trail is a beautiful trail that takes you through many parks and provides many waterfront views. The trail is well manicured and gives the rider/hiker a variety of beautiful landscapes.
Had a really nice ride. Jack Willie’s Bar & Grill is an awesome place to eat!
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