My next stop while checking out the parks in Casselberry was Dew Drop Park. Considering Pokémon Go and even Google Maps didn’t know what was here, I was in for a treat. I didn’t know what I was going to find when I arrived at Dew Drop Park, but I don’t regret my visit. In the early morning I drove
I found a park on my last adventure. This time, rather than explore an entire trail, I visited Crystal Bowl Park. Crystal Bowl Park actually appeared in my last post. I didn’t realize I had gone past a park while hiking until I was playing Pokémon Go. But I corrected that in my next visit. The park is not very
While exploring a nearby park, I saw signs for Greenway Bike Trail. I decided to go check it out the next time I was in the area. Let’s see what I found. Mile Marker 0.5 West: The Greenway Bike Trail does not have mile markers as frequently as some of the other places I have explored. But I’ll stick to
After exploring the Cross Seminole Trail, I went the other direction from my house and visited Secret Lake Park. There were a lot of secrets to find here. Secret Lake Park is in a not so secret location if you look at maps. Though without them, I might not have found this place. Nestled in the middle of not just
After my adventure took me near here, I decided to check out Lake Monroe Wayside Park. Considering that this place is right between Interstate 4 and US 17-92 I was amazed I didn’t know this place existed. Park from Above: Before I went and explored Lake Monroe Wayside Park from the ground, I decided to look at it from above.
At long last I have reached Cross Seminole Trail 9. And at the end of this is the final spot on the trail. Let’s see what I found. Mile Marker 26.75: I started my journey down Cross Seminole Trail 9 right where my last adventure stopped. This same street looks a lot different mid morning with far less cars on
After work I decided to check out Cross Seminole Trail 8. This section was similar to the last so I picked a different time of day to create different content than normal. Mile Marker 25.75: It took me some time to set out on Cross Seminole Trail 8. I picked a bad time to drive and had to avoid major
I got back on a multi-yearlong journey and continued down Cross Seminole Trail 7. Let’s take a look at this very straightaway section of the trail. Mile Marker 24.75: Cross Seminole Trail 7 begins right where I left off on my last adventure. This will be the final time I pass under Toll Road 417 on this trail. Not only
I took a break from hiking the Cross Seminole Trail to explore nearby Mike Kirby Park. I didn’t know what I would find. Let’s see what I did. Mike Kirby Park is located in Sanford, Florida. Just to the side of the Cross Seminole Trail, only a couple signs right near the end of my last adventure even notified me
I decided to complete something that I vowed to start a long time ago. It was time to explore Cross Seminole Trail 6. Some of my adventure through this trail has been completely lost. I don’t know what happened to those photos . Its a shame because some of the best parts of the trail are missing. Almost 12 miles