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Trails... South-East Florida & Miami Area

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

Biscayne Trail (Miami-Dade)
Black Creek Trail (Miami-Dade)
Commodore Trail (Miami-Dade)
Cypress Creek Greenway (Tamarac)
Hollywood Beach "Broadwalk"
Jonathan Dickinson State Park (Jupiter)
Krome Path (Miami-Dade County)
Lake Okeechobee Scenic Trail
Miami Beach Boardwalk
Old Cutler Trail (Miami-Dade)
Oleta River State Park (N. Miami Beach)
Palm Beach Lake Trail
Rickenbacker Trail (Miami-Dade)
Riverbend Park (Jupiter)
Snake Creek Trail (N. Miami Beach)
West Lake Park (Hollywood)

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South-East Florida Region... 16 First-hand Reports

Here are 16 trails in the Eastern section of South Florida - from Lake Okeechobee to Palm Beach and south to Miami.

Biscayne Trail (Miami-Dade Route #5) - The trail starts at Black Point Park and Marina along Biscayne Bay, where it connects with the Black Point Trail. It then runs about 3 miles north along SW 87th Ave. to Old Cutler Road where it meets the Old Cutler Trail.

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Black Creek Trail (Miami-Dade Route #7) - The trail runs about 9 miles from Black Point Marina and Park (where it links to Biscayne Trail) to Larry and Penny Thompson Park. Following the Black Creek Canal and mostly off the road, it also connects to the Old Cutler Trail.

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Commodore Trail (Miami-Dade Route #1) - Varied 5.5 mile ride through scenic neighborhoods and central Coconut Grove, passing several parks and historic sites. Connects to Old Cutler Trail at the south end and to Rickenbacker Trail at the north.

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Cypress Creek Greenway - The Greenway runs 16.5 miles from the edge of the Everglades at Tamarac to beachside at Pompano Beach.

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Hollywood Beach "Broadwalk" - A picturesque place to bike, walk, eat, shop and people watch. Formerly a beachside street, the Hollywood Beach "Broadwalk" runs about 2.5 miles past hotels, restaurants, shops, parks, and apartments.

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Jonathan Dickinson State Park at 11,500 acres is a real treasure with something for everyone - biking, paddling, hiking, camping, picnicking, wildlife viewing, horseback riding, and more. The park roads are bikeable, plus there are paved bicycle trails and scenic nature trails.

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Krome Path (Miami-Dade Route K) - As part of the Krome Avenue expansion from 2 to 4 lanes, a dedicated multi-use path is being added, 8.5 miles to date. Starting at US 41 (Tamiami Trail) and SR 997 (Krome Ave.) - a good example of transportation planning.

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Lake Okeechobee Scenic Trail (LOST), part of the Florida National Scenic Trail, circles Lake Okeechobee - the second largest freshwater lake in the U.S. - on top of the Herbert Hoover Dike. Used for biking, hiking, fishing, and bird watching, the 110 mile route is not always continuous, diverting onto roadways around a few locks. It consists of sections of both paved and gravel.

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Miami Beach Boardwalk - Tour the Art Deco district and enjoy quirky South Beach by bike! With views of the ocean and of the classic South Beach hotels, condos and restaurants (plus great people-watching), this is a popular Miami destination for walking, jogging, biking.

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Old Cutler Trail (Miami-Dade Route #1) - This excellent 13.5 mile trail along historic Old Cutler Road links in the southern section with the Biscayne and Black Creek Trails, and in the northern section with the Commodore Trail.

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Oleta River State Park - Florida's largest urban park, it is well known for miles of off-road bicycling trails, but also includes a paved 2.5 mile bike trail that circles the park, a great way to explore.

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Palm Beach Lake Trail - Glimpse the lifestyles of the rich and famous biking along Palm Beach's Lake Trail. The 5 mile trail is on the west side of Palm Beach, along the Lake Worth Lagoon.

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Rickenbacker Trail (Miami-Dade Route #11) - An iconic ride, crossing the Rickenbacker Causeway to Key Biscayne with sweeping views of Miami and Biscayne Bay. 9 miles on the trail, more at Key Biscayne.

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Riverbend Park - This 680 acre Palm Beach County park features 10 miles of hiking/biking trails, 7 miles of equestrian trails, 5 miles of kayaking/canoeing trails on the Loxahatchee River, and picnic facilities - a great place for a family outing.

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Snake Creek Trail (Miami-Dade Route #2) - This is a pleasant neighborhood trail along the Snake Creek Canal from Snake Creek Park (NE 16TH Ave., North Miami) at the south, to NW 15th Avenue (Miami Gardens) at the north, 6.5 miles.

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West Lake Park - Located between Hollywood and Dania Beach, this large urban park includes about 3 miles of mangrove preserve along the Intracoastal Waterway. Just under a mile of paved biking and walking trails wind through the southern section of the park.

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