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Florida
9.9 mi
Distance
1,087 ft
Gain
3h 35m
Time
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Why you'll love it
Withlacoochee State Forest Trail
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The Withlacoochee State Forest Trail is a scenic 9.91-mile out-and-back route through one of Florida's most pristine natural areas. This trail winds through diverse habitats including longleaf pine forests, cypress swamps, and hardwood hammocks, offering excellent opportunities to spot wildlife and experience the region's unique ecosystems. The relatively flat terrain and well-maintained path make this an accessible adventure for hikers seeking authentic Florida wilderness.
Withlacoochee State Trail
~8 min drive
Flat 22.55-mile out-and-back rail trail through Florida forests and wetlands.
Prairie Riding Loop
~1h 20m drive
80-mile prairie loop through Florida's open grasslands and natural terrain.
Baptist Riding Loop
~1h 22m drive
Accessible 5.47-mile out-and-back trail perfect for hiking and horseback riding.
Chinsegut Conservation Trail Connector
~10 min drive
Easy out-and-back connector trail through Florida conservation lands.
Richloam South Loop Trail
~21 min drive
A 7.56-mile point-to-point trail through central Florida's natural areas.
Fort Cooper State Park Trail
~26 min drive
Historic out-and-back trail through Florida coastal park with lake views.
Green Swamp Trail
~32 min drive
Easy out-and-back wetland trail through Florida's Green Swamp ecosystem.
Longleaf Pine Hiking Trail
~35 min drive
Easy loop trail through Florida's distinctive longleaf pine forest.
Salt Marsh Birding Trail
~44 min drive
Easy salt marsh birding trail with excellent wildlife viewing opportunities.
Wetlands Trail
~49 min drive
Easy out-and-back wetlands walk through Florida's marsh ecosystem.