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Florida
0.5 mi
Distance
22 ft
Gain
11 min
Time
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AD Eldora Hammock Trail
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The AD Eldora Hammock Trail is a short, easy loop through a natural Florida hammock ecosystem near the town of Eldora. This half-mile circuit offers hikers an accessible way to experience the diverse hardwood forest and wildlife typical of central Florida's upland areas. Perfect for a quick nature walk, the trail provides an intimate look at the region's native vegetation and natural beauty.
Castle Windy Trail
~2 min drive
The trail begins at Parking Area #3, in the Apollo Beach District of Canaveral National Seashore. After crossing the road the trail leads half of a mile to the shore of Mosquito Lagoon. Enjoy a leisurely walk across the island and discover how the plant life of Canaveral Natio…
St. Francis Trail
~1h 1m drive
12.4-mile out-and-back Florida trail with moderate difficulty.
Rattlesnake Well Loop
~1h 3m drive
Easy 1-mile out-and-back trail through Florida's natural landscape.
Pine Flatwoods Trail
~17 min drive
Easy 1-mile loop through Florida's pine flatwoods habitat.
Clearwater Lake Loop
~1h 17m drive
Easy 1.3-mile lakeside loop in Florida with scenic water views.
Doris Leeper Spruce Creek Preserve Trail
~27 min drive
Easy out-and-back trail through Spruce Creek Preserve's natural habitats.
Scrub Ridge Trail
~28 min drive
Easy loop through Florida scrubland habitat near Scrub Ridge.
Scrub Ridge
~28 min drive
Short out-and-back trail through Florida's native scrub habitat.
Allan Cruickshank Memorial Trail
~28 min drive
A 4.73-mile loop trail honoring naturalist Allan Cruickshank in Florida.
Cruickshank Trail
~28 min drive
A 4.74-mile loop trail through Florida's natural woodlands and habitats.
