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Search Results Recreational Trails Program Project Database Search Results Recreational Trails Program Project Database Your search for projects in State: FL, Total Results : 260 State Project Trail Name Project Name Description Cong. District(s) County(s) RTP Funds Other Funds Total Funds Year FL 1993 Milton Trails ADA Trail Build ADA Boardwalk 1 Santa Rosa $26,304 $25,000 $51,304 FL 1997 Sweetwater Creek Sweetwater Creek Construction of ADA boardwalk. 1 Santa Rosa $14,000 $14,000 $28,000 Boardwalk Boardwalk Phase 2 FL 2007 Bone Creek Loop Trail Bone Creek Loop Trail Renovation of boardwalk and related support 1 Okaloosa $24,000 $16,000 $40,000 Boardwalk facilities FL 2010 Whiting Field OHV Trails Whiting Field OHV Trail Construct two trailheads, with kiosks, parking 1 Santa Rosa $307,199 $76,780 $383,979 System areas, signs safety/control fencing; one trailhead to include restroom; construct thirty (30) miles OHV trail; and related support facilities. FL 2011 Southwest Greenway, Jones Southwest Greenway, Jones Construct 0.5 miles, 10 foot wide, natural 1 Escambia $200,000 $200,000 $400,000 Swamp Trail Swamp Trail Ext 3 surface hiking trail, 0.5 miles boardwalk, one trailhead with parking, educational signs; renovate - 1 mile, 12 foot wide natural surface hiking trail; related support facilities. FL 2012 Bagdad Mill Trail Bagdad Mill Trail Construct 2,239 linear feet asphalt loop trail; 1 Santa Rosa $33,460 $33,460 $66,920 931 linear feet, 12 foot wide asphalt trail connectors, 12 ft. wide asphalt trail, benches, water fountain, trash receptacles, bike racks, and related support facilities FL 2012 Bear Lake Loop Trail Bear Lake Loop Trail Removing 19 existing planks (footwalks) and 1 Santa Rosa $30,000 $20,000 $50,000 replacing with fixed piling boardwalks and rocked crossings over wetland areas. FL 2014 Bud and Dorie Day Patriot's Bud and Dorie Day Patriot's Bud and Dorie Day Patriot's Trail 1 Okaloosa $88,000 $22,000 $110,000 Trail Trail State Project Trail Name Project Name Description Cong. District(s) County(s) RTP Funds Other Funds Total Funds Year FL 2017 Freeport Walk Bike Trail Freeport Walk Bike Trail Construction of 6' x 200 LF (+/- 10%) 1 Walton $157,350 $39,530 $196,880 boardwalk; Purchase and installation of outdoors U.A. workout equip.; Construction of 1/4 mile (+/- 10%) loop wheelchair trail, pavilion, sidewalk, sensory stations. FL 2018 Southwest Greenway Trail Southwest Greenway Trail Trailhead parking and signage; benches, bike 1 Escambia $175,000 $175,000 $350,000 5th Extension rack, bridge; natural surface trail with stream crossings; access trail; 2 warm up stations; trail signs; information kiosk. FL 2018 Choctawhatchee Paddle Choctawhatchee Paddle Kayak launch, screened in shelters, canoe 1 Walton $116,610 $23,322 $139,932 Trail- River Road Trail- River Road racks, restrooms, pavilion, boat ramp, Commanders Landing Commanders Landing educational kiosk FL 2010 Lake Chautauqua Trails Lake Chautauqua Trails Construct 2.3 mile, 8 foot wide, pulverized 10 Pinellas $200,000 $200,000 $400,000 shell trail, a parking facility, signage, and other amenities - design, permitting, clearing, grubbing, installation. FL 2017 West Lake Wetlands West Lake Wetlands Construction of 8' x 1800 LF (+/- 10%) 10 Lake $200,000 $200,000 $400,000 multi-surface trail to include boardwalks over wetland areas; purchase and installation of interpretive signage. FL 2017 Kit Land Nelson Park Kit Land Nelson Park Construction 10' X 2,900 LF (+/- 10%) 10 Orange $120,000 $80,000 $200,000 concrete fitness trail; Purchase and installation of landscaping and additional lighting. FL 1993 Marshall Swamp Trailhead Marshall Swamp Trailhead Construct Parking Lot, Signs, Restrooms 11 Marion $25,000 $25,000 $50,000 Construction FL 1993 Withlacoochee State Forest Public Information Facilities, Install Signage, Brochures 11 Citrus, Hernando, $7,524 $10,000 $17,524 Trails Sign Program Sumter FL 1997 McKay Bay Trail McKay Bay Trail - Bike Construction of hard surface trail. 11 Hillsborough $50,000 $50,000 $100,000 Connector FL 1997 Trout Creek Trout Creek Bridge Construction of bridge. 11 Hillsborough $12,000 $12,000 $24,000 FL 2001 Gadsden Park Trail Gadsen Park Trail Construction asphalt trail & support facilities 11 HillsBorough $80,000 $80,000 $160,000 State Project Trail Name Project Name Description Cong. District(s) County(s) RTP Funds Other Funds Total Funds Year FL 2002 Blake Trail Blake Trail Southern Hard surface multi-use trail and related 11 Hillsborough $100,000 $100,000 $200,000 Extension support facilities FL 2004 Riviera Dunes Trail Riviera Dunes Trail Hard surface trail and related support 11 Manatee $114,296 $100,000 $214,296 facilities FL 2009 Norma Lloyd Multi-Use Trail Norma Lloyd Multi-Use Trail Construct hard surface multi-use trail with 11 Manatee $127,124 $250,000 $377,124 bridge and related support facilities FL 2012 Floral City Withlacoochee Floral City Trailside Facilities Construct restroom facility, drinking fountains 11 Citrus $79,120 $19,780 $98,900 State Trail and sign FL 2012 Mill Creek Crossing Mill Creek Crossing Construct 435 linear feet, 8 foot wide 11 Sumter $200,000 $50,000 $250,000 boardwalk, 4 interpretive signs; renovate 4 wayfinding signs and related support facilities FL 2016 Ocala National Forest OHV Ocala NF OHV Trail Trail trimming- tread and height; Purchase of 11 Marion $255,000 $51,000 $306,000 Trails Maintenance PPE, signs, stickers, and trail maintenance equipment. Trail maintenance; 2 years of intern salaries. FL 2017 Pineridge-Meadowcrest Trail Pineridge-Meadowcrest Trail Design, permitting and construction of 11 Citrus $150,000 $150,000 $300,000 Trailhead facilities to include, restrooms, bike rack, signage, landscaping, and parking lot FL 2018 Wetland Groundwater Wetland Groundwater 2.5 mile asphalt trail, trail signs and maps, 11 Marion $200,000 $50,000 $250,000 Recharge Park Recharge Park accessible picnic table, trash receptacles FL 2002 Lake Myrtle Trail Lake Myrtle Trailhead Trailhead and related support facilities 12 Polk $75,000 $50,000 $125,000 FL 2004 Fort Fraser Trail Fort Fraser Trail Hard surface trail and related support 12 Polk $114,296 $100,000 $214,296 facilities FL 2006 Chain of Lakes Trail Chain of Lakes Trail Paved multi-use trail, trailhead, and related 12 Polk $200,000 $200,000 $400,000 support facilities FL 2007 Lake Wales Rails-to-Trails Lake Wales Rails-to-Trails Multi-Use hard surface trail and related 12 Polk $153,691 $133,000 $286,691 support facilities FL 2010 Snowden Park Recreational Snowden Park Recreational Construct 3,000 linear feet, 12 foot wide 12 Hillsborough $125,000 $125,000 $250,000 Trail Trail concrete trail; and related support facilities. State Project Trail Name Project Name Description Cong. District(s) County(s) RTP Funds Other Funds Total Funds Year FL 2011 Mobbly Bayou Wilderness Mobbly Bayou Wilderness Construct 5,000 linear feet, 12 foot wide 12 Pinellas $100,000 $100,000 $200,000 Preserve Preserve Phase 2 crushed shell multi-use trail; 160 linear feet composite decking, 20 linear feet, 10 foot wide boardwalks; fitness equipment; related support facilities. FL 2016 James E. Grey Preserve James E. Grey Preserve Construction of parking lot, hard surface 12 Pasco $200,000 $285,000 $485,000 Urban Trail Connector Urban Trail Connector bicycle trail, walking trails, walking bridge, signage, trail connections, and improvements for bicycles to Phase III upper trail FL 2017 James E. Grey Preserve James E. Grey Preserve Construction of 8' x 898 LF (+/- 10%) 12 Pasco $200,000 $200,000 $400,000 boardwalk FL 2018 Shingle Creek Shingle Creek Trailside facilities 12 Osceola $200,000 $50,000 $250,000 FL 2014 Osgood Point Trail Osgood Point Trail Osgood Point Trail Connector 12, 13 Pinellas $200,000 $399,390 $599,390 Connector FL 1997 Emerson Point Conservation Emerson Point Conservation Construction of hard surface trail. 13 Manatee $32,269 $50,000 $82,269 Trail Trail FL 1997 Cedar Creek Trail Cedar Creek Trail Construction of soft surface trail and bridge. 13 Pinellas $20,100 $20,100 $40,200 Improvements FL 1998 Terra Ceia Bay Trail Terra Ceia Bay Trail Construction of firm surface trail and 13 Manatee $49,000 $49,000 $98,000 boardwalk. FL 2001 Venetian Waterway Park Venetian Waterway Park Construction hard surface & facilities 13 Sarasota $12,872 $18,380 $31,252 FL 2001 Venetian Waterway Park Segment 2c, Venetian Construction hard surface & facilities 13 Sarasota $11,936 $18,360 $30,296 Waterway Park FL 2001 Palmetto Recreational Trail Recreational Trail, Hydrant Construction hard surface trail & facilities 13 Manatee $37,750 $9,500 $47,250 to Hidden Lake Park FL 2001 Eighth Street Linear Park Eighth Street Linear Park Construction hard surface trail & facilities 13 Sarasota $45,236 $80,000 $125,236 and Recreational Trail and Recreational Trail FL 2002 North Metro Multi-Use Trail North Metro Multi-Use Trail Hard surface multi-use trail and related 13 Sarasota $60,000 $40,000 $100,000 support facilities FL 2004 Hardee Lakes Parks and Hardee Lakes Parks and Soft surface trails and related support 13 Hardee $80,000 $20,000 $100,000 Trails Trails facilities FL 2006 Palmetto Recreational Trail Recreational Trail Extension Paved multi-use trail and related support 13 Manatee $200,000 $200,000 $400,000 facilities State Project Trail Name Project Name Description Cong. District(s) County(s) RTP Funds Other Funds Total Funds Year FL 2008 Hydrant Trailhead Hydrant Trailhead Renovate trailhead, construct trail linkage, 13 Manatee $10,119 $15,000 $25,119 Enhancement install fitness stations along multi-use trail, and related support facilities FL 2009 Oyster Creek Waterfront Oyster Creek Waterfront Construct natural surface trail and boardwalk 13 Charlotte $68,495 $100,000 $168,495 Trail Trail and related support facilities FL 2011 Lake Belleview Trail Lake Belleview Trail Construct 5,262 linear feet, 12 foot wide 13 Pinellas $200,000 $200,000 $400,000 paved multi-use trail; related support facilities.
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