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Lake Monroe Conservation Area is a 7,000 acre area near Sanford Florida. With 3 loops of hard-packed sand and grass, it is a fun place for mountain biking.
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The Chuluota Wilderness Area offers 2 loops, the East Loop (2.7 miles) and the West Loop (2.6 miles) which can be combined into a 6 mile stretch of Mountain Biking trails in Chuluota Florida.
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Lower Wekiva River Preserve State Park is located in Sanford, Florida and offers access to over 18 miles of multi-use trails throughout the preserve, perfect for mountain biking.
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The Orlando Wetlands Park is 1,650 acres of hardwood hammocks, marshes, and lakes located in Christmas, Florida. With 18 miles of double-track surrounded by alligators and birds it is a great place for a ride.
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Wekiwa Springs State Park includes over 15 miles of trails for mountain bikers. The trails are well maintained and wide, allowing you to quickly explore the park.
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Hal Scott Preserve is a 9,300 acre section of land near Avalon Park in Orlando Florida with nearly 17 miles of trails for you to check out that are great for beginner mountain biking.
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Lake Louisa State Park is located in Clermont Florida. With 23 miles of multi-use trails with fun ups and downs, it is great place for mountain biking.
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The Tosohatchee Wildlife Management Area is a rural area of 30,000 acres located off of Colonial drive. The area includes a 11.3 mile section of the Florida Trail and 22 miles of other trails.
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