Hiking in Central Florida

 Central Florida offers some of the best hiking and  most diverse terrain in the state. You will find everything from more than 50 endangered species to wide-open fields and rugged oaks and pine forests. In Central Florida it’s important to always be ready for many of the adventures you’ll encounter. 

Before starting out, put on some sun block and insect repellant, you may even want to wear a long sleeve shirt and cap. Make sure you have comfortable hiking shoes, water, your cell phone or iPhone for maps and emergency communications and camera. Many of our trails are perfect for shorter hikes and even a few for those looking for an endurance trek.

No matter where in Central Florida you hike, you are certain to find many rare plants and lots of wildlife, so keep your camera ready to capture the moment.

When you hike Lake Kissimmee State Park, there’s a good chance you will spot one or more of the 50 endangered species along the 13 miles of Florida trail.

Central Florida is home to some of the best-preserved nature areas in the State of Florida. Bird enthusiasts from all over the world flock to Florida to add birds to their official “life lists.” Central Florida’s popular hiking areas include Lake Kissimmee State Park, the Florida National Scenic Trail, the Green Swamp, Tiger Creek Preserve and Lake Marion Creek Wildlife Management Area.

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