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This 70-mile trail connects Aubrundale in the south to Polk City in the north. Along the way it goes by a number of parks and lakes where riders can stop for a break, or just to enjoy the view.

The Van Fleet State Trail is a beautiful, remote 29.2 mile rail trail. It passes through a variety of landscapes, including swampland, forest and cattle ranches. The path is incredibly straight, with only 1 curve in the path's almost 30 miles.

This 40-acre lake, located in the Lakeland area, stands out among the many lakes in the vicinity. Scattered around the water's edge are inviting benches where you can pause and take a break. Typically, you'll encounter a diverse array of birds in the area, including blue herons, black-necked swans, and wood storks.

This 40-acre lake, located in the Lakeland area, stands out among the many lakes in the vicinity. Scattered around the water's edge are inviting benches where you can pause and take a break. Typically, you'll encounter a diverse array of birds in the area, including blue herons, black-necked swans, and wood storks.

Lake Hollingsworth spans 354 acres and is a highly popular reservoir for biking, walking, and running. The approximately 3-mile trail encircling it offers magnificent views of the water from all angles. At times, this area becomes filled with birds, creating a truly unique sight.

Van Fleet State Trail, named after General James A. Van Fleet, ranks among Florida's most rural paved roads. This particular section meanders by the Green Swamp Conservation Easements area, providing vistas of lush greenery and opportunities to encounter a wide variety of wildlife.

There are more than 13 miles of trail to enjoy in this state park, but that's not all: You can also camp, boat, fish and canoe here, and it's a popular place for stargazing. But the most interesting thing you might see here is a historical reenactment of 19th-century Florida cow hunters. Yes, you read that correctly.

The Bok Tower, a tall Carillon-tower was built in 1921 by Edward W. Bok, editor of the magazine The Ladies Home Journal, along with the surrounding gardens as a bird sanctuary on Floridas highest point to protect the land from being developed. Today, Bok Tower Gardens is a popular spot for recreation and to visit the museum and the beautiful vegetation.