I started back on Cross Seminole Trail 2. Continuing right where I left off, I prepared for a scorching day. Mile Marker 2.5: The first part of Cross Seminole Trail 2 transitioned from residential housing to industrial parks. Those of you who stuck with me through Cady Way Trail saw a similar transition. I am curious to know why biking
Starting in the exact same spot that my last adventure came to an end, I started my journey down Cross Seminole Trail. I decided to use a similar picture to the last I took from my trek down Cady Way Trail. The area where Cross Seminole Trail begins has a special place in my heart when it comes to Florida.
This time I explored Goldenrod Park. The Cady Way Trail’s east end was right around the corner so I checked that out as well. Goldenrod Park is best described as multiple activity areas with a large parking lot in the center. Indeed, many if not all of the pictures above are from that parking lot. I prefer to stay outside
After exploring a couple nearby parks, I continued down the nearby trail. Cady Way Trail 4 or the fourth part of the trail ended up being one of the longest walks I have taken for this blog. I took many more pictures than usual. Let’s see what I found. Before I could properly showcase Cady Way Trail 4, I needed
I traveled to Ward Park after such success in nearby Cady Way Park. This area was truly what I had hoped it would be. Ward Park is a massive activity area filled to the brim with different places to see. From Soccer Fields and Tennis Courts, to Basketball Courts and especially Baseball Stadiums, there is so much to do. Truly,
While visiting Blue Jacket Park in a prior day, I crossed into Winter Park and discovered Harland Park. As my first blog post taking place in this nearby city to Orlando, it did a great job of impressing. Though this park was small in size, Harland Park had plenty of spots to sit and relax. I personally liked the small
Don’t let the blurry image fool you, Parkland Quadrangle Park was a beautiful place. However, I realized immediately that this was a private place and took only a couple pictures before leaving. Like I said above, the few pictures I managed to take at Parkland Quadrangle Park showcased something remarkable. Sadly, the middle area had the best to showcase and
I started checking out the many areas of Baldwin Park starting with Union Park. Even the small parks here are pretty nice. Despite being marked as private, Union Park has no fence or other barrier to entry. Since I was not the only one here though, I chose to make my time short. With plenty of benches to relax on,
I was back in Titusville recently for one of my Dungeons and Dragons Campaigns. I had some free time and searched for a new park to explore. When I found Project Apollo Space View Park, I knew that I had discovered something truly special. Before I explored the truly incredible part of this unique place, I took pictures of the
Just past Loch Haven Park, sits Lake Estelle Park. Located on a lake right near the museums, this area is perfect for resting from all the excitement right next door. Before I entered the park proper, I took a little walk down the Orlando Urban Trail again. There is a little overlap with my last post since Loch Haven Park