Please refer to Basic Rules and Nearly markers are affixed to the pavement at to foot intervals along the Pinellas Trail from downtown St. Petersburg to Tarpon Springs. Each marker has a unique, easily readable number which trail users can give to a operator in case of an emergency to identify their exact location along the mile trail, allowing for faster response times.
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Biking the South Section Petersburg to Clearwater. Biking in St. Petersburg The south end of the trail begins at 1st Ave. Southern terminus at 1st Ave. Along 1st Avenue SE. Street crossing. Coast Bike Share Station. Trailside restaurant. Bike lane traffic signal. Continuing on 1st Avenue SE. Tropicana Field. Through an industrial area. Petersburg to Seminole The trail continues through an old industrial area, then becomes more commercial with several interesting bridges and an underpass.
Pinellas Trail at St. Bridge at Park and Tyrone. Cross Bayou Bridge. Boca Ciega Bay. Coming off the bridge, KOA campground.
Trail at Blossom Lake Park. Trail along rail corridor, away from road. Seminole to Bellaire Seminole City Park is another convenient stop with parking , restrooms, picnic areas, playground, and an interesting local history museum run by volunteers as a labor of love.
Trail bridge at Seminole Blvd. Trail at Seminole City Park. Seminole City Park. Trail divides - bike and pedestrian lanes. Road crossing - flashing lights. Taylor Park, Largo - link to Pinellas Trail. Pinellas Trail at Largo. Largo to Belleair. Bridge over West Bay Drive. Trail at Bellaire.
Clearwater In Clearwater, the trail is urban, but well separated from the businesses along the way, with a lot of greenery. South Clearwater, alongside the road. Trail crosses diagonally. Leaving roadway at E St. Office buildings, road crossings. Crossing Druid Road, along railroad track.
At Turner St. Along S. East Ave. Cleveland Street - to Downtown. Along Blanche Littlejohn Trail. Turning away from roadside. Crossing the channel at Old Clearwater Bay. Biking the Northern Section Visit a Park The Pinellas County Park Department maintains 4, acres of the county's most beautiful examples of pristine Florida landscapes. Sun-drenched beaches, tranquil lakes, and lush emerald green expanses of native habitat along with playgrounds, learning centers, and convenience facilities provide park visitors immeasurable opportunities for relaxation and recreation!
In addition, Pinellas County has 15, acres of preserves. Hit the Beach For swimming, boating and fishing, you can't beat Pinellas County's 35 miles of powdery white beaches and nearly miles of coastline. And, with an average of days of sunny weather each year, you can enjoy the surf, sun and sand just about whenever you would like. Home Weather Privacy Disclaimer Webmaster. Print Subscribe A A Text. It was an accurate description for this area when it was discovered by Panfilo de Narvaez in , 36 years after Columbus arrived in the Caribbean and 37 years before the founding of the city of St.
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