East Coast Greenway Trail

The East Coast Greenway spans 3,000 miles through 15 states and 450 cities from Maine to Florida. In Florida, much of the greenway runs alongside A1A on the Atlantic coast, from Fernandina Beach south all the way to Key West. Whether traveling on foot or by bike, visitors can put in as much or as little distance as they want on the trails while enjoying some of the most scenic vistas the east coast of Florida has to offer, from beaches and boardwalks to salt marshes.

Counties: Nassau, Duval, St. Johns, Flagler, Volusia, Brevard, Indian River, St. Lucie, Martin, Palm Beach, Broward, Miami-Dade, Monroe

Trails Include: Amelia Island Trail, St. Johns River to Sea Loop, Jacksonville Northbank Riverwalk, Timucuan Trail, Palatka-St. Augustine State Trail, Halifax River Trail, Spring-to-Spring Trail, East Central Regional Rail Trail, Green River Parkway Trail, Seabranch Preserve State Park trails, Jupiter Riverwalk, Hollywood Beach Broadwalk, Atlantic Greenway, South Dade Greenway, Florida Keys Overseas Heritage Trail

Difficulty: Beginner to advanced, depending on location and duration of trip.

Terrain: Mixture of off-road paved paths and on-road sections.

Points of interest: Key West, Amelia Island State Park, St. Augustine Beach, Jupiter Riverwalk, Gullah Geechee Cultural Heritage Corridor, Hollywood Oceanfront Broadwalk