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Trails... Florida Panhandle Region

9 Bike Trails... E-Z Map Links & Photos Galore (scroll down page or use links below)

Blackwater Heritage State Trail (Military Heritage Trail)
Blountstown Greenway Trail
Loggerhead Run Bike Trail
St. George Island Bike Path
Timpoochee Trail

Capital City to the Sea Trails - Overview

Coastal Trail
GF&A Trail
Ochlockonee Bay Trail
Tallahassee-St. Marks Historic Railroad State Trail

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FL Panhandle Bike Trails... 9 First-hand Reports

9 paved multi-use trails in the Florida Panhandle... Pensacola to Tallahassee.

Blackwater Heritage State Trail (Military Heritage Trail) - The trail is a linear state park, running 8.5 miles on an old Florida and Alabama Railroad rail bed. The western-most rail trail in Florida. Rural, the trail is only lightly shaded.

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Blountstown Greenway Trail - The pleasant, well-shaded trail follows the route of the former Marianna and Blountstown (M&B) Railroad four 4 miles at Blountstown, the county seat for Calhoun County.

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Loggerhead Run Bike Trail - 8-mile trail on Cape San Blas that runs from St. Joseph Peninsula State Park to Salinas Park along Hwy 30E (Cape San Blas Road).

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St. George Island - St. George Island is a 22 mile long barrier island between the Gulf of Mexico and Apalachicola Bay. Biking is available on the 6-mile paved bike path, another 9 miles at St. George Island State Park.

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Timpoochee Trail - A great way to visit Walton County's pristine beaches, Timpoochee Trail follows the length of Scenic Route CR30A (southeast of Fort Walton Beach) for 19 miles along the Gulf of Mexico.

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"Capital City to the Sea" Regional Trail System

A "Regional Trail System" is made up of several individual bike trails that link together to form a single, continuous riding opportunity.

Capital City to the Sea Trails - Overview - This regional system will link Tallahassee to the Gulf Coast via a series of connected trails in Wakulla and Leon Counties - when completed, a 120-mile loop.

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Coastal Trail - Partially complete, the trail parallels US 98 and will eventually connect to the Ochlockonee Bay Trail at Surf Road. A 12-mile section west from the St. Marks Trail is complete.

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GF&A Trail - affectionately referred to as the "Gopher, Frog & Alligator Trail," the GF&A runs along the route of the former Georgia, Florida & Alabama Railroad.- a 2.5 mile paved section in the Apalachicola National Forest.

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Ochlockonee Bay Trail - There are two distinct sections of this trail; (1) alongside Surf Road, about 10 miles), and (2) alongside Mashes Sands Road, Mash Island, about 2.5 miles, with a short on-road gap.

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Tallahassee-St. Marks Historic Railroad State Trail - On the bed of Florida's first chartered rail line, this is also the oldest rail-trail in Florida, having opened in 1988. Trail runs 16 miles between St. Mark's and Tallahassee, plus a 4 mile link into downtown Tallahassee.

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Also visit us on water: Paddling in the Florida Panhandle