Take a hike…or a bike, or a horse.
Whether you want a quick stroll or a challenging trail ride, Seminole County is the right place to surround yourself with the sights and sounds of nature. Minutes away from Orlando, you’ll find abundant wilderness lands that have remained untouched for centuries. The area’s 30 parks and preserves offer boardwalks where you can meander through wetlands for a fascinating look at exotic birds, tropical flowers and other natural wonders. Miles of paved or groomed trails let you hike, bike, rollerblade or hop on horseback to see the same wild Florida the earliest settlers did. With thousands of acres of wilderness ripe for exploration, you’ll discover paradise right here on the other side of Orlando.
Amazing Outdoor Adventures
Let our Wilderness Guides take you on an adventure in the amazing outdoors! We will take you hiking on scenic trails, canoeing down pristine waterways or backpacking on an excursion to spend several days out in the beautiful wilderness. Our adventures take place throughout the State of Florida and the Appalachian Trail. Based in Seminole County, we frequent local parks and trails.
The Cross Seminole Trail is a paved recreational trail that has been designated as one of Seminole County’s Showcase Trails because of its length, beauty, and accommodation of various users. The Cross Seminole Trail has been designated as part of the Florida National Scenic Trail, a 1300-mile trail running from the panhandle to the Everglades. Trailheads: Black Hammock Trailhead (off of State Road 434) or Downtown Oviedo (off of State Road 419)
Florida National Scenic Trail
The Florida National Scenic Trail is mostly unpaved except through the Lake Mary area where it follows roadways and existing trails to reach the Seminole Wekiva Trail and along some of the existing Cross Seminole Trail. The majority of the trail passes through some of the most scenic areas of the County. Trailheads: Chuluota Bypass Trailhead and Little Big Econ State Forest at Snow Hill Road or the Geneva Wilderness Area.
The Seminole Wekiva Trail is a paved recreational trail that has been designated as one of Seminole County’s Showcase Trails because of its length, beauty, and accommodation of many users. Trailheads: San Sebastian, Sanlando Park or the Seminole County Softball Complex.
