Things to Do

The trail itself is the attraction, but several spots along its length are worth a stop in their own right — historic small downtowns, county parks, and trailhead destinations.

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Things to Do

01

Dunedin Segment

Dunedin is the most rider-friendly town along the Pinellas Trail and a logical base or lunch stop. The trail cuts directly through the compact …

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02

Tarpon Springs Northern Trailhead

The northern terminus of the Pinellas Trail sits a short walk from the Tarpon Springs sponge docks, where Greek immigrants built a working sponge-diving …

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03

Skyway Trail Connection

The Skyway Trail picks up where the Pinellas Trail ends in St. Petersburg and runs another 8 miles south along the old US-19 approach …

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04

St. Petersburg Southern Trailhead

The southern terminus is just north of downtown St. Petersburg in the Grand Central District, a short ride from the waterfront museums and the …

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05

Wall Springs Park

Wall Springs Park is a 209-acre county park just east of the trail near Palm Harbor, built around a natural sulphur spring that was …
06

John Chesnut Sr. Park

A spur off the Pinellas Trail leads east to John Chesnut Sr. Park on Lake Tarpon, a 255-acre park with boardwalks through oak hammock …
07

Clearwater Segment

The trail threads through downtown Clearwater between Cleveland Street and the bluffs above Clearwater Harbor. This is the busiest section, with the trail occasionally …

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08

Orange Belt Railway Heritage

The Pinellas Trail follows almost the entire route of the old Orange Belt Railway, one of the first railroads to reach the Florida Gulf …

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09

Seminole Segment

The trail crosses Seminole and Largo through a stretch that is more suburban and less scenic than the northern section, but the wide path …

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