Blackwater Heritage Trail offers 8.1 miles of paved asphalt trail and is an excellent place to take the family for a safe, adventurous cycling experience. Grasp life by the handlebars and add Blackwater Heritage State Trail to your bike-it list!

Called “one of the state’s best bike trails,” the Nature Coast State Trail is a three-spoked bike and recreation path located in the middle of rural north-central Florida.

Come wander the many miles of trails in Pumpkin Hill Creek Preserve State Park that connect you to a vast range of habitats from creeks and marshes to flatwoods and sandhills.

Unmatched coastal cycling opportunities await at Amelia Island State Park. With more than 200 acres of maritime hammock, salt marsh and sandy beaches, this area is ideal for cruising on your favorite bicycle.

Come and find your happy place while enjoying a relaxing bike ride in the Florida Keys. The Florida Keys Overseas Heritage Trail, with over 90 miles of paved bike trail, allows you to experience the Florida Keys from the seat of your bike.

Pick the speed and the distance you want to go along this 47-mile paved path, or plan a multi-day adventure, the better to see the many scenic areas and variety of wild and plant life.

Explore your adventurous side on the Vortex biking ramp or simply traverse the miles of trails at at Cross Florida Greenway. There are over 80 miles of mountain bike trails and a recently added 16 miles of paved trail for road bikers to enjoy. Our system offers trails for all levels of experience. 

Jump on your bike and explore the miles of trails in Oleta River State Park, a wild and native world in the heart of Miami-Dade County.

Whether by bicycle, horse, wheelchair, kayak or on your own two feet, trails both within and outside our state parks can lead to a wide variety of adventure and opportunity throughout Florida.