Tail Location: St. Petersburg to Tarpon Springs
Trail Length: 47 miles
Activities: Walking, Push-bike Scooters, Biking, In-line Skating, Wheelchair Accessible
Trail Surface: Asphalt
Trail Description: Pinellas Trail is on an abandoned railroad bed which passes by deep glades of live oaks, trailing Spanish mosses, tidal streams with wildlife and quiet waterways for fishing. The Pinellas Trail is a 15 foot wide paved asphalt trail leading to city, county and State Parks along the way. A trail spur was built to Honeymoon State Park form the Pinellas Trail. The Pinellas haven of peace. No fees required for using the trail.
Nature Coast Greenway
Tail Location: Cross City through Fanning Springs to Chiefland to Trenton
Trail Length: 32 miles
Activities: Walking, Kick-bike Scooters, Biking, In-line Skating, Wheelchair Accessible
Trail Surface: Asphalt
Trail Description: This trail is like a Y with a horizontal bar running across the top and extending both left and right to make a modified T. Chiefland is at the south end of the Y/T, Trenton at the east end, and Cross City is at the west end. The triangular portion in the middle is known as Wilcox Junction from the days when this was a railroad junction. (There is no town at Wilcox Junction.) Wilcox Jct. consists of three trail junctions that can be referred to as "South Jct", "West Jct" and "East Jct"
By traveling the length of the trail, visitors will get a close-up look at the flora and fauna of rural, north Florida. Deer step out from the sections of dense underbrush, while planted pines shade woodlands along other sections of the trail. A few stretches pass through marshy land. (Description from Rails to Trails Conservancy)