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The Lake County Parks & Trails Division manages 45 miles of paved and unpaved trails including nine waterway trails known as Blueways, along with more than three dozen parks, preserves and boat ramps. For more information or a complete listing of Lake County parks, call 352-253-4950 or visit www.lakecountyfl.gov/parks. To plan your stay in Lake County, contact the Economic Development & Tourism Division at 352-742-3918, visit the Lake County Welcome Center, located at 20763 U.S. Highway 27, Groveland, or visit www.visitlakefl.com 04/15 - V.3 | The trails in South Lake might include large steep hills in certain parts of the trail, so know your fitness level and be mindful of the return trip. | Observe wildlife from a distance. | Be alert and stay on the trail. | Bring a hat, sunscreen and sunglasses, and wear appropriate clothing and footwear for the current weather conditions. | Be extremely cautious where trail paths intersect with a motor-vehicle road. | Dawn and dusk are usually when insects are present, so wear insect repellent while out during these times. | If you bring snacks or plastic water bottles along the trail, be sure to dispose of them in the proper trash or recycling receptacles. | Florida weather can be unpredictable, so be mindful of the weather forecast and keep an eye to the sky. | The South Lake trail system is multi-use, so if on a bike, be mindful of pedestrians, joggers, skaters and strollers. Pass others with caution by ringing a bell or making an audible noise. | To report maintenance issues on the trail system, contact the Lake County Parks & Trails Division at 352-253-4950. FOR EMERGENCIES, DIAL 9 - 1 - 1 .

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The Lake County Parks & Trails Division

manages 45 miles of paved and unpaved

trails including nine waterway trails known

as Blueways, along with more than three

dozen parks, preserves and boat ramps.

For more information or a complete listing

of Lake County parks, call 352-253-4950

or visit www.lakecountyfl.gov/parks.

To plan your stay in Lake County, contact

the Economic Development & Tourism

Division at 352-742-3918, visit the

Lake County Welcome Center, located at

20763 U.S. Highway 27, Groveland,

or visit www.visitlakefl.com

04/15 - V.3

| The trails in South Lake might include large steep hills in certain parts of the trail, so know your fitness level and be mindful of the return trip.

| Observe wildlife from a distance.

| Be alert and stay on the trail.

| Bring a hat, sunscreen and sunglasses, and wear appropriate clothing and footwear for the current weather conditions.

| Be extremely cautious where trail paths intersect with a motor-vehicle road.

| Dawn and dusk are usually when insects are present, so wear insect repellent while out during these times.

| If you bring snacks or plastic water bottles along the trail, be sure to dispose of them in the proper trash or recycling receptacles.

| Florida weather can be unpredictable, so be mindful of the weather forecast and keep an eye to the sky.

| The South Lake trail system is multi-use, so if on a bike, be mindful of pedestrians, joggers, skaters and strollers. Pass others with caution by ringing a bell or making an audible noise.

| To report maintenance issues on the trail system, contact the Lake County Parks & Trails Division at 352-253-4950.

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The trails in South Lake are known for some of the most picturesque views in the state. Visitors to the South Lake, Lake Minneola Scenic and Hancock trails can enjoy beautiful hilltop vistas, lovely lake scenery, varied elevations, perfect picnic spots and charming parks. The 9-mile trail system boasts shopping,

restaurants, historic sites, conservation

areas and many other amenities.

The South Lake Trail also connects directly to the 19-mile West Orange Trail.

The trail system features six access points spanning from the Lake Hiawatha Preserve Trailhead near County Road 561, to Killarney Station located on State Road 438 in Oakland along the Lake and Orange County lines.

All of the trailheads feature parking and restrooms. The trailhead in Minneola is located at Trailhead Park on Madison Street. The park features ball fields, a basketball court, a playground and a covered pavilion near the trail.

The trailhead at Clermont’s Waterfront Park includes access to the lakeside beach and playground, perfect for sunbathing or picnicking, and is considered a popular destination for families, casual bikers, walkers and inline skaters. With a beautiful new pavilion, it is also the site for many fun community events, major triathlons and races. The Hancock Trail is a favorite among professional athletes as it connects to the National Training Center, a renowned training facility where national and international athletes prepare for competition.

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