Near Caloosahatchee Regional Park - North
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Caloosahatchee Regional Park - North

4.7 (3 Ratings)
These mountain bike trails provide some of the best hiking in southwest Florida.
10.1
mi
Distance
42
ft
Gain
moderate
Difficulty
River/CreekViewsWildflowersWildlife
Access Issues
The parking area requires a minimal cash fee ($1 per hour or $5 daily) or a valid annual pass from Lee County.

Route Details

Flatter
Steeper
10.06mi
Distance
42ft
Elevation Gain
42ft
Elevation Loss
35%
Max Grade
34ft
High Point
6ft
Low Point
Path Type
Loop
Description
The trails here are a mix of singletrack/doubletrack with most on compact dirt. Rocks, roots, and ruts cover a large majority of the trails making the hike technical in a lot of areas. Dirt berms and switchbacks have been added by the local trail maintenance club. A section of the trail called Far East is the most technical section, but can be bypassed by hikers who are not up to the challenge. The trail is usually dry; however, during the summer/fall rainy season it's not unusual for portions of the trail to flood. When this happens, the county park service will decide whether-or-not to close the trail until conditions improve.

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Contributors
Jay Lund