The Florida Greenways and Trails Council has approved the 2024-2028 Florida Greenways and Trails System Plan. The Plan has been divided into three sections for easy download:
Pages 1-27 Pages 28-44 Pages 45-69
Click the links below to view the approved maps. The maps below will be periodically updated while the maps in the printed Plan will not:
Statewide Land Opportunities Statewide Land Priorities
Statewide Regional Land Trails Statewide Regional Land Trails with Coordinators
Statewide Land Trails with State Parks Statewide Paddling
Florida Coast-to-Coast Status Map (March 2024)
St. Johns River-to-Sea Loop Status Map (March 2024)
Caloosahatchee-Sugar Trail Status Map (March 2024)
Capital City-to-the-Sea Trails Status Map (March 2024)
Collier to Polk Trail Status Map (March 2024)
East Coast Greenway Status Maps (March 2024)
Gulf Coast Trail Status Map (March 2024)
Florida Keys Overseas Heritage Trail Status Map (March 2024)
Great Northwest Coast Connector Status Map (March 2024)
Heart of Florida Loop Status Map (March 2024)
Heartland Trail Status Map (March 2024)
Nature Coast Regional Connector Status Map (March 2024)
Old Florida Regional Connector Status Map (March 2024)
US 90 Trail Corridor Status Maps (March 2024)
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