Volusia County Trails

The East Central Regional Rail Trail was purchased by the Office of Greenways and Trails on December 31, 2007 and subsequently leased to Brevard and Volusia Counties to develop and manage. A requirement of this lease is to produce a Management Plan for the trail. We welcome all citizen input. Please feel free to use the Comment Form below or send your comments directly to Susanne Inman at sinman@co.volusia.fl.us.

The Volusia County Council supports the development of trail systems because trails improve quality of life, provide contact with nature, and offer opportunities for exercise. Trails bring family and friends together to enjoy the outdoors.

Volusia County's trails program includes four categories of trails:

• Showcase multi-use trails

• Enhanced bicycle/pedestrian trails

• Hiking/horseback riding trails

• Paddling trails

Our overall vision for the trail system can be seen on the master Trails Plan (pdf format).

Volusia County has four showcase multi-use trails:

• The World’s Most Famous Beach Trail, which offers 35 miles of beach to walk, jog or ride on

• Four segments of the Spring-to-Spring Trail, which, when complete, will stretch 26 miles from Gemini Springs Park to DeLeon Springs Park

• The six-mile North Peninsula Trail, which runs from the county line to Spanish Waters Drive

• The Ponce Inlet Trail, which is 3.5 miles long and runs from Major Street to Lighthouse Point Park

The Volusia County Council has approved nearly $178,000 for design and permitting for the first segment of a new trail, the East Central Regional Rail-Trail. The first segment will be 5.7 miles long, running from Enterprise to Edgewater with a 10-mile leg to Titusville.

For questions or comments, please e-mail Susanne Inman at sinman@co.volusia.fl.us

 

 

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