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Florida
4.7 mi
Distance
43 ft
Gain
1h 36m
Time
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Why you'll love it
Cruickshank Trail
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This scenic 4.74-mile loop trail in Florida offers a rewarding woodland experience through natural habitats typical of the state's interior regions. The trail winds through mixed forests and natural areas, providing opportunities to observe Florida's diverse wildlife and vegetation in their native environment. The loop format allows hikers to explore varied terrain while returning to the starting point.
Castle Windy Trail
~27 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 15m drive
12.4-mile out-and-back Florida trail with moderate difficulty.
Rattlesnake Well Loop
~1h 17m drive
Easy 1-mile out-and-back trail through Florida's natural landscape.
Merritt Island Trail National Wildlife Refuge Trail
~5 min drive
Nearly 47-mile point-to-point trail through Florida's Merritt Island wildlife refuge.
Palm Hammock Trail
~7 min drive
Easy 1.23-mile out-and-back through Florida's native hammock forest.
Oak Hammock Trail
~7 min drive
Easy half-mile out-and-back through Florida's oak hammock forest.
Scrub Ridge Trail
~7 min drive
Easy loop through Florida scrubland habitat near Scrub Ridge.
Scrub Ridge
~7 min drive
Short out-and-back trail through Florida's native scrub habitat.
Pine Flatwoods Trail
~12 min drive
Easy 1-mile loop through Florida's pine flatwoods habitat.
Florida Trail High Water Alternate
~23 min drive
A point-to-point alternate route bypassing high water on the Florida Trail.
