Ocean to Lake Greenway Equestrian Trails and Access - Florida, United States

Story: Community Connection, Inc. has pioneered many of the trail systems and Greenway connectivity available today. Thanks to collaborative efforts with Palm Beach County, Office of Greenways & Trails and contiguous land managers, the vision of this equestrian trail system is becoming a reality. Community Connection was instrumental in including multi-use recreational opportunities in the State's designation of this Ocean to Lake Corridor, adopted in 2005. The designation provides a 20 year opportunity for the development of bicycle, hiking, and horseback riding trails with separate trailways. Although an equestrian route has been marked through DuPuis Management Area and J.W. Corbett for our Ocean to Lake Equestrian Events 05 and 06, we are still working to get this equestrian connectivity included on the County NENA Map.

Tips: Please refer to our other trail trips for more trail details such as mileage. The mileage is not accurate due to many choices for trail combinations. Generally a family outing at a walk is 3 m/p/h, walk/trot is 4 m/p/h. Gaited horses or endurance riders may average 5 mph or more depending on the distance.

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