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This is the place to start your ride, park here and ride east or west. you can also rent bikes or skates here.

Great place to stop and explore

Sugarloaf Mountain Road in Orange County, Florida, is a favorite among local cyclists looking for elevation in an otherwise flat state. Winding through the rolling hills near Clermont, it leads to the highest point in peninsular Florida—Sugarloaf Mountain, at 312 feet. The road offers steep climbs (by Florida standards), fast descents, and scenic views of citrus groves, open fields, and lakes in the distance. It’s a popular route for road cyclists and training rides, with light traffic but no dedicated bike lanes—so ride with caution. Pair it with nearby roads like North Ridge and Frank Jarrell for a hilly loop.

From this spot along the busy Heintzelman Boulevard, you get a good view of the Orlando International Airport, one of the largest commercial airports in the United States. You can watch planes taking off and landing as you ride around this area.

Lake Estelle Park is a small park that borders the lake that shares the same name. There is a walking and biking trail that takes you through the park, as well as some benches to take a break and enjoy the view.

The Seminole Bridge takes cyclists and pedestrians safely over the Florida National Scenic Trail, also known in this part as the Seminole Trail. Pass over the busy highway 4 and enjoy Oval Park on the west end of the bridge.

Lake Monroe Park, one of Volusia County's oldest and most popular parks, offers a variety of outdoor activities such as camping, canoeing, fishing, and picnicking. Open daily from sunrise to sunset, the park provides free admission, with a $2 fee for boat launches. Amenities include a boardwalk, boat ramps, fishing docks, nature trails, a playground, and picnic pavilions. Renovated in 2004, the park also has upgraded restrooms and a trailhead for the Lake Monroe-Gemini Springs-DeBary Hall Trail. Camping fees are $25 per night for tents and $40 for RVs.

Waterfront Park is a great place to stop; there is ample parking, a large sheltered area with picnic benches underneath, and restrooms. Walk out on the pier to get a good look at Lake Minneola.