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Official Description: (German translation below) Located on Tremain Street across from Gilbert Park on Lake Dora, Grantham Point Park is sometimes referred to as "Lighthouse Park." Grantham Point Park was created from road rubble and fill to form one of Mount Dora's famous landmarks—the lighthouse. Built to represent the "Port of Mount Dora," the lighthouse appears on many symbols. Recently, the park has undergone a major facelift and has returned to its former glory—"Mount Dora's Favorite Spot." Grantham Point Park is located on Tremain Street across from Gilbert Park on Lake Dora and is sometimes referred to as "Lighthouse Park." Grantham Point Park was created from road rubble and fill material to build one of Mount Dora's famous landmarks—the lighthouse. The lighthouse was built as a symbol of the "Port of Mount Dora" and appears on many emblems and depictions. Recently, the park has undergone a major facelift and has returned to its former glory—"Mount Dora's Favorite Spot."

A small beach with a playground, picnic areas, and restrooms that even have showers. Swimming is officially permitted here. Of course, you must be on the lookout for alligators.

This overlook offers gorgeous views over Clay Island and Lake Apopka. But just as important for runners, it offers some nice switchbacks to prolong your suffering — excuse me, training time — as you toil back up the hill or, heaven forbid, do a few laps.

Lake Louisa State Park features nine lakes and 11 distinct natural ecosystems, offering lots to explore. The park sits along a transition zone between the Green Swamp and the Lake Wales Ridge. The west side of the park is part of the Green Swamp, a vast wetland that feeds four of Florida’s major rivers. Keep in mind that without already having a park pass, visitors will have to pay $5 per vehicle to enter the property and $2 to enter the park.

Lake Louisa State Park features nine lakes and 11 distinct natural ecosystems, offering lots to explore. The park sits along a transition zone between the Green Swamp and the Lake Wales Ridge. The west side of the park is part of the Green Swamp, a vast wetland that feeds four of Florida’s major rivers. Keep in mind that without already having a park pass, visitors will have to pay $5 per vehicle to enter the property and $2 to enter the park.

Dora's Lake is a small lake just south-east of Buck Lake. The Florida Trails runs along its west side, and hikers get a nice view from the trail. The shores of the lake can be a bit swampy.

Buck Lake, just off the Florida Trail, has a campground nestled in the forest with primitive restrooms and a boat ramp. This campground is open all year round and is also just off of National Forest Road 562-1. The surrounding trees provide nice amounts of shade.

Farles Prairie Recreation Area, situated along the shores of Farles Lake, offers stunning water views and various opportunities to extend your ride and explore the area. It also serves as a pleasant break point along your ride.