Horse Trail Riding

Buck Lake Conservation Area (St. Johns River Water Management District)

Near Mims, Florida. Equestrian facilities. Seasonal hunting, hiking, horseback riding, bicycling, fishing, wildlife viewing and primitive camping at designated sites. Over 9,000 acres include scrubby flatwoods, oak hammock, basin swamps, wet prairies, floodplain marshes, and marsh lakes. Wildlife: gopher Tortoise, otter, deer, bobcat, alligator, fox; Listed in State of Florida Great Florida Birding Trail—migratory songbirds, Florida Scrub-jay, Eastern bluebird, blue grosbeak, woodpecker, turkey, also owwl, bald eagle, waders

Bull Creek Wildlife Management Area (St. Johns River Water Management District)

Horseback riding trails. Seasonal hunting, fishing, hiking, bicycling, horse riding, camping at designated sites, canoeing and wildlife viewing

Caravelle Ranch Wildlife Management Area (St. Johns River Water Management District)

Hiking, horse riding, bicycling, primitive camping at designated sites but is restricted during hunt dates.

Clark Bay Conservation Area (St. Johns River Water Management District)

Hiking, wildlife viewing, equestrian horse riding, activity and seasonal hunting.

Crescent Lake Conservation Area (St. Johns River Water Management District)

Horse riding is allowed on many conservation areas on equestrian trails in designated areas and established roads and fire lines, except where restricted by signs. Check area maps for horse riding opportunities.

Florida Horse Trail Directory (Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services)
There are currently 18 state forests and 26 state parks in Florida offering equestrian horse riding trails.

Florida Greenways and Trails
Explore recreatiolnal maps and descriptions of equestrian greenways and horse riding trails throughout the state.

Florida State Parks
Listing of all Florida State Parks and those that feature horse riding trails

Newnans Lake Conservation Area (North Tract) Eqeuestrian horse riding trails in the St. Johns River Management District near Palatka, Florida

Brevard County Trails Horse riding trails in Parks and Recreation Sanctuaries

Jordan Scrub Sanctuary near Malabar, FL Equestrian trails available. Seasonal marshes, scrubby flatwoods, and lakes. Wildlife: Florida scrub-jay, bobcat, wood stork, bald eagle, osprey, gopher tortoise

Pine Island North Merritt Island, Florida. This 1000-acre conservation area provides access to two equestrian horse riding trails at the trailhead 0.5 mile from main entrance. Pine flatwoods, cabbage palm hammocks, hardwood hammocks, mangrove forests, and salt marshes. Wildlife: gopher tortoise, bobcat, Eastern indigo snake; Sam's Creek-West Indian manatee, bottlenose dolphin, alligator; Listed in State of Florida Great Florida Birding Trail-American wigeon, migratory blue-winged teal, migratory songbirds, waders, shorebirds, woodstork, osprey.

Micco Scrub Sanctuary Near Micco, Florida. Equestrian riding trails.The Micco Scrub Sanctuary protects 1322 acres of Brevard’s remaining scrubby flatwoods and mesic flatwoods habitat. This mosaic of seasonal marshes and dry flatwoods shelters many indigenous species of plants and animals that cannot be found anywhere else in the county.

Volusia County Horse Trails Volusia County equestrian riding trails trails.

Spruce Creek Park Near Port Orange, FL Equestrian horse riding trails. Scenic Spruce Creek Park is located on 1,637 acres in Port Orange. Its 536-foot boardwalk begins more than three miles of nature trails leading to the 15-foot observation tower and continues to Rose Bay. The tower overlooks the marsh area near Spruce Creek.

Flagler County Horse Trails Flagler County equestrian trails. Get away from it all and ride our trails in the Princess Place Preserve. Enjoy the natural beauty of Old Florida. Combined with St. Johns River Water Management District's Pellicer Creek Corridor lands and the Florida Agricultural Museum lands, you can explore over 13 miles of marked equestrian trails. Princess Place Preserve offers an equestrian horse trailhead with ample parking, fresh water, restrooms with showers, and a primitive tent camping area reserved for equestrians. Coggins papers required.

Visit the unique land bridge that spans Interstate 95, connecting the Florida Agricultural Museum lands with those of the Pellicer Creek Corridor. This bridge is solely for equestrian horse riding, hiking, and wild animal use and is one of two in the entire nation.

Wekiwa Springs State Park
Thirteen miles of equestrian trails provide opportunities for hiking, bicycling, and horseback riding.