Ride a little. Stop a lot.
Trail guides with the lunch stop built in, honest gear advice, and the rules nobody explains, from a rider who's been at it a while.
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All trail guides →Florida Says E-Bikes Go Where Bikes Go. Read the Next Sentence.
The state law sounds simple. Then it quietly hands the trail keys to every city, county and state agency that runs a path.
The Suncoast Trail: 54 Miles of Smooth Asphalt and One Real Problem at Lunchtime
Four counties, almost no hills and a surface that's kind to older knees. Finding a sandwich is the hard part.
Withlacoochee State Trail: Small Towns, Shade and a Mileage Nobody Agrees On
A paved rail-trail from Citrus Springs to Dade City. The towns in between are why you go.
Before You Buy a Hitch Rack for Your E-Bike, Weigh Three Things. Your Bike Is Only One of Them.
The number printed on the rack box is rarely the number that matters. Here's what to check on your car first.
What you'll find here
Every guide is written to answer the questions you'd ask a friend who's already done the ride.
Trails with a lunch stop
Florida routes measured by where you'll stop, not just how far you'll go.
Gear that fits
Racks, trikes, recumbents and bringing the dog, with the costs nobody mentions.
Rules, explained
Florida's e-bike laws change from one path to the next. We sort it out.
Worth the pause
The view, the light and the photo you'll want to take. That's half the point.