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Florida Keys Overseas Heritage Trail

Florida Keys corridor. The big scenic Florida corridor, but one that still rewards prepared wind, heat, and distance planning before the trip starts.

Open this first if you want the signature Florida ride: huge water views, long mileage, and a state-managed corridor that already publishes a proper map.

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Illustrative preview of riders on the Florida Keys Overseas Heritage Trail beside turquoise water and a long low bridge.
Trail preview image paired with official-source checks below.
Verified allowedThe official park-system trail page says bicycles, including electric bicycles, may be used on trails designated for bicycle use within the park system.

Trail-specific planning starts here, with the official source linked before the ride.

Length90+ miles
SurfacePaved corridor
RouteCoastal corridor
RegionFlorida Keys

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Why this trail is on the Florida desk

Open this first if you want the signature Florida ride: huge water views, long mileage, and a state-managed corridor that already publishes a proper map.

Status
Verified allowed
Best for
Big scenic destination ride
Surface
Paved corridor
Route type
Coastal corridor
Region
Florida Keys
Source quality
State park page
Manager
Florida State Parks

The official park-system trail page says bicycles, including electric bicycles, may be used on trails designated for bicycle use within the park system.

Official sources

Open the source before you ride

The Florida trail pages are meant to get you oriented fast. The official page or map is still the final check before a trip.

Official page
Florida State Parks source

The official park-system trail page says bicycles, including electric bicycles, may be used on trails designated for bicycle use within the park system.

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Official map
Open official corridor map

Use the official map before the ride for access points, route shape, and trail-side planning.

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