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Kissimmee Biking... Florida

Premier Osceola County, FL Biking

The City of Kissimmee recognizes the importance of incorporating walking and biking as transportation options and has adopted a comprehensive bicycle and pedestrian plan that includes dedicated paths for biking and walking. Once known as a cattle town, Kissimmee today is better known for its proximity to Walt Disney World, with accommodations, restaurants, and attractions.

Kissimmee Biking Map

Location: Osceola County (Kissimmee)
Mileage: About 32 miles
Surface: Asphalt, 12'; sidewalk, bike lanes
Trailheads/Parking: Osceola County Welcome Center, Oak St. Park, Lakeside Park, Brinson Park. Parking at some of the businesses along the route. (See map)
Nearby Points of Interest: Walt Disney World, Shingle Creek Regional Park, Silver Spurs Rodeo, Gatorland

Bike Shops / Rentals:

Evolve Bicycles (Celebration)

 Page Summary:

1. Kissimmee Loop Trail
2. Shingle Creek Trail
3. Kissimmee Lakefront Park
4. Emory Canal Trail
5. Neptune Road Recreational Pathway
6. Kissimmee St. Cloud Connector
7. Pleasant Hill Road Recreational Trail
8. More Information and Resources

Biking in Kissimmee

 Biking in Kissimmee is paved and diverse including in-town, residential, waterfront, and through Shingle Creek Regional Park. Connectors run to Kissimmee and St. Cloud.

Kissimmee Loop Trail - 7 miles

The Kissimmee Loop Trail runs about 7 miles circling the city, linking residential neighborhoods to shopping, restaurants, parks, schools, and medical facilities, and connecting to the Shingle Creek Trail at two points. The trail bridge over John Young Parkway is a notable feature.
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Shingle Creek Trail - 9 miles

The Shingle Creek Trail here is part of a larger regional trail that eventually will run 32 miles into Orange County. In Kissimmee, it runs through scenic Shingle Creek Regional Park, connects to the Kissimmee Loop Trail and eventually to Kissimmee Lakeshore Trail.
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Kissimmee Lakeshore Trail - 1 mile

The Lakeshore Trail through Kissimmee Lakefront Park runs along the north shore of Lake Tohopekaliga. Connect to the Shingle Creek Regional Trail, and to the Neptune Road Recreational Pathway. Other trails run through and loop the park, linking to its many facilities and to parking.
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Emory Canal Trail - 1.4 mile

The Emory Canal Trail is a paved path along the Emory Avenue Canal in Kissimmee, FL, connecting to the Kissimmee Loop Trail at Martin Luther King Blvd. It runs past residential neighborhoods, and connects to the Oak Street Park and Community Center.
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Neptune Road Recreational Pathway - 6 miles

The paved trail runs alongside Neptune Road from Brinson Park (where it links to Kissimmee Lakefront Park). In St. Cloud, it connects to St. Cloud Lakefront Park at East Lake Topekaliga via the Kissimmee St. Cloud Connector along the St. Cloud (C-31) Canal.
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Kissimmee St. Cloud Connector - 1.5 mile

The multi-use path links the Neptune Rd. Recreational Pathway (Kissimmee) to the Fortune-Lakeshore Multi-Use Trail (St. Cloud), which leads to St. Cloud Lakeside Park. Completely off-road, it runs alongside the C-31 Canal.
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Pleasant Hill Road Recreational Pathway - 8 miles

The pathway follows the east side of Pleasant Hill Road about 8 miles from US 17-92 (S. Orange Blossom Trail) in Kissimmee to Cypress Parkway at Poinciana. Running roadside, it connects residential areas with shopping, restaurants, and schools along the route.
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More Information and Resources

More Nearby Biking:

Shingle Creek Regional Trail - Osceola County
City of St. Cloud biking
Celebration Bike Paths
Osceola County Trails - see Overview Map for nearest

Related Resources:

City of Kissimmee - Trails and Bike Paths

See all bike trails in Osceola County