Hiking Florida: Formerly, the Hiker's Guide to Florida

From the Panhandle to the Keys, Florida offers hikers nearly 2,500 miles of trails through quiet pine forests, along uncrowded beaches, on boardwalks above exotic swamps and Everglades, and through historic towns and cities. Hiking Florida, formerly The Hiker's Guide to Florida, covers well-known parks, recreation areas, and historic sites but also introduces hikers to some of the state's best-kept secrets. Hiking Florida, by photographer and travel writer M. Timothy O'Keefe, describes more than 130 hikes and walks. Each varies in length and difficulty, form an easy stroll along beautiful beaches or through the historic districts of Key West and Tallahassee, to walks and backpacking adventures in Everglades National Park and on the Florida Trail. The book contains accurate, up-to-date trail information, detailed maps, and eye-catching black-and-white photos. It also is brimming with tips on hiking with children and backcountry safety and ethics. Whether you are looking for an easy family hike within minutes of an urban area, a multi-day backpack adventure, or a stroll through a historic area, Hiking Florida is essential for your next outing to the Sunshine State.