Lake Highland Park is the first of multiple areas along the Orlando Urban Trail. While I really started at the southern end of said trail, I want to make sure to give some focus to the park right beside it. The Urban Trail: Before focusing on Lake Highland Park, let’s talk about the Urban Trail. The Orlando Urban Trail begins
Before I go explore another trail near downtown Orlando, I needed to complete one more task. I walked into Park Lake, which is not Lake Park by the way. Let’s see what I found. It has been a long time since I explored a park centered around a lake. But that drought has come to an end. The lake pictures
After a couple detours, I finally returned to finish an earlier project. Today let us see what I found on my return to Lake Underhill Path. I began the return to Lake Underhill Path by starting at the other end of Lake Underhill Park. The first part of this journey was to go underneath Toll Road 408 again. This marks
While completing tasks to get a job offer at Terracotta Shopping Center, I saw a park nearby in Pokemon Go. Wanting to see what Turnbull Park was, I went and checked it out after completing my tasks for the day. Turnbull Park features a playground at the front. While this is nothing new, I finally had a chance to properly
I had originally planned to go elsewhere today. But after how much I enjoyed exploring Little Econ prior, I looked at a trail much closer to my house. So even though I have hit parts of Lake Underhill Path before, I returned to fill in the gaps. Lake Underhill Path connects multiple parks that I have visited before. The trail
While running some errands today, I found a park near Downtown Orlando. It is called Big Tree Park. I imagine it should be obvious what the name is referring to. I know what I am about to say next is mind blowing. Big Tree Park has a big tree in the middle. Yep crazy stuff. In fact this tree is
After a lot of exploration, I finally reached the last park on the Little Econ Trail. Arcadia Acres Park however was just a little stop on the final leg of said trail. Do not be fooled by the fact that I spent most of my time away from Arcadia Acres Park. There is plenty to see and do here. From
As promised, I continued my journey down the Little Econ Greenway. My next stop ended up being Econ Park. Though I had planned to finish exploring the trail today, there were a few more surprises in store. Before I entered Econ Park, I returned to the trail. Starting right where I left off, I took plenty of pictures of an
I was back in Titusville and found another park to explore. William J Manzo Memorial Park made up for what it lacked in size with plenty to see. Located off US 1 and bordering the Indian River, one can get a beautiful view of the Kennedy Space Center as well as be tricked into thinking they are looking at the
As promised, I returned to Blanchard Park and continued westward down the Little Econ Greenway. I did not just explore a park today. Instead, I traveled down a trail! I started right at the Dean Road Bridge. This was exactly where I began my earlier journey at Blanchard Park. However, I walked down the Little Econ Greenway and saw what