The Office of Greenways and Trails within the Florida Department of Environmental Protection, has designated the City of Sanibel as a Florida Trail Town. The designation recognizes communities that embrace and support trail users through exceptional recreational opportunities, connectivity, amenities, and outdoor experiences. Sanibel joins a growing statewide network of more than 20 designated Florida Trail Towns, further strengthening Florida’s reputation as one of the nation’s premier destinations for outdoor recreation and trail tourism.
mysanibel.com/318/Bike-Hike-on-the-Shared-Use-Path
Other designated Florida Trail Towns include Winter Haven, Clermont, Dunedin, Brooksville and Everglades Ciiy.
Known for its natural beauty and commitment to alternative transportation, Sanibel Island, along Florida’s Southwest Coast, features approximately 26 miles of shared use paths, allowing residents and visitors to safely explore beaches, parks, shopping districts, restaurants, wildlife preserves and neighborhoods by bicycle or on foot. The extensive path system has long been one of the community’s signature amenities and offers a relaxing and scenic way to experience the island.
floridadep.gov/parks/ogt/content/trail-town-program
Feature Photo Courtesy of City of Sanibel