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Trail
Length/Surface:
- Paved
entrance road, 1.5 miles
- Lake
Trail, unpaved multi-use, 3.0 miles
- Ravine
Trail, unpaved multi-use, 1.8 miles
- Bike
Trail, unpaved biking, 2.8 miles
Fee:
Park Admission
County: Leon
Nearby Towns: Tallahassee
Notes:
The unpaved trails in the Lake Overstreet area are mostly under
forest canopy and offer views of lake and ravines. The Lake Trail
is a circular loop around Lake Overstreet that starts at the Lake
Overstreet Trailhead. The Ravine Trail starts at the top of a steep
hill called the Brickyard, about 100 yards from the short connector
to the Lake Trail. It continues to Meridian Road. The Bike Trail
runs from one end of the Ravine Trail to the other with a few crossovers.
The
Big Pine and Boy Scout nature trails (not shown on map) meander
through the wooded hillsides overlooking Lake Hall. Novice hikers
could expect to walk the distance of either trail in less than one
hour.
The
formals gardens themselves also offer a nice opportunity for walking
on both brick and unpaved surfaces.
Access/Directions:
Alfred B. Maclay Gardens is located .5 miles north on I-10 on U.S.
319/Thomasville Road. Turn west on Maclay Road. The park is short
distance on the right.
Contact
Information:
Alfred B. Maclay State Gardens
3540 Thomasville Road, Tallahassee32308
(850) 487-4556
http://www.floridastateparks.org/maclaygardens/default.cfm
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