This trail is part of the Florida Trailwalker Program. It is an 8 mile linear/loop trail. Seminole State Forest is known for having all of the naturally occurring vegetative communities found in Central Florida. A few examples of communities are flatwoods, scrub, blackwater streams and bottomland forests. This area is also known for its Florida black bear populatio
Located on SR 46, 5 miles W of Interstate 4. South forest entrance is 2000 ft. after crossing the Wekiva River. Trailhead is located 3 miles inside the south forest entrance at the intersection of Sand Rd. and Pine Rd. Drive-in access requires a state forest use permit, parking is available at the forest entrance.
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