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The Withlacoochee State Trail runs for nearly 50 miles through Hernando, Citrus, and Pasco counties. Making it one of the longest paved trails in Florida. In addition to the main section of converted rail-trails, there are also sections that are paralleled by unpaved trails for equestrian and gravel/mountain bike riders.

Nestled along the southern shores of Lake Jovita, the small town of St. Leo is the oldest incorporated municipality in Pasco County. The San Leo Abbey dates back to 1936 and is a beautiful structure built of Florida limestone brick and red cedar from its trees in the interior. In 1998, it was added to the US National Register of Historic Places as part of the St. Leo Abbey Historic District on the Saint Leo University campus.

Green Swamp Wilderness Preserve covers over 110,000 acres across four counties. It also borders the Withlacoochee State Forest and Colt Creek State Park, to make a very large continuous protected area. Within this massive protected area, you'll find miles of trails and back roads to explore. There are multiple campgrounds, rivers, and lakes to explore. In short, it's an outdoors person's dream.

This small shop has the honor of being Florida's oldest General Store. Of course, you'll find all of the essentials you may need for your ride (i.e., snacks and water), but you'll also find a number of historic pieces, homemade jams and marmalades, souvenirs, ice cream, and an entire wall of lesser known and local bottles of soda.

It's easier to cross the road here since there's a tunnel under the road. This way you don't have to worry about opening and closing gates, or hopping fences if the gates are locked.

Green Swamp Wilderness Preserve covers over 110,000 acres across four counties. It also borders the Withlacoochee State Forest and Colt Creek State Park, to make a very large continuous protected area. Within this massive protected area you'll find miles of trails and back roads to explore. There are multiple campgrounds, rivers, and lakes to explore. In short it's an outdoorsperson's dream.

The Colt Creek State Park is great for exploring Central Florida's nature with large strands of longleaf pine flatwoods, lakes and winding creeks, thick cypress domes and open vistas. You can see bald eagles, white-tailed deer, American alligators, otters and threatened species like the gopher tortoise. There are more than 15 miles of trails in the park and a nice campground.

This small shop has the honor of being Florida's oldest General Store. Of course you'll find all of the essentials you may need for your ride (i.e. snacks and water) but you'll also find a number of historic pieces, homemade jams and marmalades, souvenirs, ice cream, and an entire wall of lesser known and local bottles of soda.