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Latest Trail Updates & Additions:

May 2021:

• Trail updated - East Central Regional Rail Trail (Central and East Regions)
  The final section of the ECRRT has been completed, 3.5 miles from Guise Road (Osteen) to Gobblers Lodge Trailhead. Part of both the Florida Coast-to-Coast Trail and St. Johns River-to-Sea Loop.

• New trail added - Tampa Riverwalk (West Region)
  2.6 miles along the Tampa waterfront on the Hillsborough River. A great way to tour the many parks, attractions, restaurants and more along the way, with river views.

• New trail added - Bayshore Linear Park Trail (West Region)
  4.6 miles along Hillsborough Bay parallel to Bayshore Blvd. in Tampa. Scenic bay views.

• New trail added - Starkey Gap Trail (West Region)
  Part of the Florida Coast-to-Coast Trail, connecting Pinellas and Pasco Counties.

• Trail updated - Suncoast Trail (West Region)
  We visited trailheads and rode portions of the trail from SR 54 to SR 50. The trail part of the Florida Coast-to-Coast Trail from its juncture with the Starkey Wilderness Trail to Cortez Blvd (SR 50).

April 2021:

• New trail added - Courtney Campbell Trail (West Region)
  A Florida must-do. Popular 9.5 mile trail along the entire south side of the Courtney Campbell Causeway across Old Tampa Bay between Clearwater and Tampa.

• Trail updated - Ream-Wilson Clearwater Trail (West Region)
  4.5 miles east-west trail in Clearwater, linking multiple parks and sporting facilities. Connecting trails add many more miles of biking.

• New trail added - Bayshore Trail (West Region)
  A connector between Ream-Wilson Clearwater Trail and Courtney Campbell Trail.

February 2021:

• Trail updated - Seminole State Forest (eco-biking and hiking, Central Region)
  An eco-biking favorite, we re-visited the 6.25 mile park road and added two biking loops, visiting several campgrounds and hiked portions of the Florida National Scenic Trail within the forest.

January 2021:

• New trail added - Goethe State Forest (eco-biking and hiking, North Region)
  Located between Dunnellon and Crystal River, the forest roads are open to bicycles, the sandy multi-use trails are better suited to hiking and equestrian. The highlight is viewing the Goethe Giant, a 900-year-old cypress - Florida's 7th largest.

• New trail added - Lake Norris Conservation Area (eco-biking and hiking, Central Region)
  Activities include hiking, biking, birdwatching, fishing, camping and paddling (access to Blackwater Creek and Lake Norris). The 5.5 mile Lake Norris Trail is multi-use for hiking, biking, and horseback riding.

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