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For a nice quick/easy/pleasant ride you can't beat Baldwin Park, Only 2.5 mi around the lake. Parking at the dog park/boat ramp, shady trail, benches to sit a bit, people walking, jogging, biking to watch, or vector off looping Bluejacket Park extending the circuit to abt 5 mi. per loop.
Plenty of parking at Bluejacket off Reeves Ave also.

Posted by SuperD

- Nov 05, 2026, 11:06 PM

She?

Posted by Mike

- Nov 05, 2026, 10:19 PM

Yes you can. I checked ChatGPT and she told me that both trails are build on the old railroad corridors. They are connected and you can ride straight through.

Posted by Spanky

- Nov 04, 2026, 09:28 PM

So I can ride from Sanford to Orlando?

Posted by Mike

- Nov 04, 2026, 08:54 PM

Cady Way and Cross Seminole are the same trail, right? Just called different names depending what county you're in? Wasn't it the old rail line that ran from Sanford to Orlando?

Or is it two separate trails and a connection was made in the aforementioned Aloma area?

Posted by williamh

- Nov 04, 2026, 11:44 AM

Think you're referring to the Cross Seminole trail. Abt 16 miles from Big Tree Park through Winter Springs, Central Winds Pk, Oviedo and down by Aloma to where Howel Branch runs into Aloma. Connection there to the Cady Way Trail down by Ward Park, Lake Baldwin and continuing past Orlando Fashon Square Mall to Lk Druid Dog Pk.. Nice ride.

Posted by Spanky

- Nov 03, 2026, 07:41 PM

I've got an ebike and enjoy cruising around. There's a trail near me that I like to go on (forgot what it's called). I thought about trying the Caty Way trail, but I don't really have the means to carry the bike around. I don't have a rack on my car (plus it's heavy). Are there any other good trails to ride on in Central Florida?

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