Fish Hole Road

Trail Overview

Fish Hole Road is a flat sand and clay surface road that runs primarily north and south along the eastern portion of the WMA. The trail wanders through thick forested areas with primarily pine flatwoods and wet flatwoods. The Florida National Scenic Hiking Trail crosses Fish Hole Road near the road's southern end. Other foot and horse trails cross the road along its length. The southern end had a tendency to flood, making travel difficult, but the recent addition of two raised culvert crossings has mostly eliminated that hazard. A stop in this area provides a close-up view of a classic Florida slow-running freshwater ecosystem. The southern end of the trail terminates at the intersection of Long Bluff Road. There is an overhead limited-access roadway, Beachline Expressway, that crosses the two trails at this intersection.

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Difficulty

Mostly sand and dirt with a few spots that may hold water in wet weather.

Technical Rating

Fish Hole Road can be accessed by the following ride types:

• High-Clearance 4x4
• SUV