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  1. Lake Louisa State Park - Trail Running

    Lake Louisa State Park is located in Clermont, FL. With 23 miles of trails over hills and around several lakes it makes for an enjoyable and challenging location for trail running.

    Difficulty
    4 of 5 diamonds
    From Downtown
    26.1 miles
    Duration
    Varies, depending on which trail(s) you get on.
  2. Hal Scott Regional Preserve - Trail Running

    Hal Scott Preserve is 9,300 acres of land near Avalon Park in Orlando Florida. With nearly 17 miles of trails you will have plenty of distance to enjoy your run in an area that many people do not know about.

    Difficulty
    3 of 5 diamonds
    From Downtown
    13.2 miles
    Duration
    Varies, depending on which trail(s) you get on.
  3. Tosohatchee Wildlife Management Area - Trail Running

    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.

    Difficulty
    4 of 5 diamonds
    From Downtown
    19.1 miles
    Duration
    Varies, depending on which trail(s) you get on, but you could easily spend an hour to several hours out there.
  4. Chuluota Wilderness Area - Trail Running

    The Chuluota Wilderness area offers 2 loops, the East Loop (2.7 miles) and West Loop (2.6 miles) as well as a short section of the Florida Trail.

    Difficulty
    3 of 5 diamonds
    From Downtown
    19.8 miles
    Duration
    Both loops are around the same mileage, and will likely take you about 30 minutes each.
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