Flagler Trail
The Flagler Trail is located along an abandoned railroad known as the Okeechobee Branch of the Florida East Coast Railway that later came to be known as State Road 13. The corridor was never used as a road, however, and the railroad was eventually abandoned in the 1950s.
The right-of-way was acquired by Seminole County in 1984 from the Florida Department of Transportation and was restricted to public use. Around 1975, the Florida Trail Association designated the southern portion of the trail as a part of the Florida National Scenic Trail. It has been functioning as a public wilderness trail ever since.
Map of the Flagler Trail
Trailheads
St. Johns Trailhead at Lake Harney Wilderness Area - 2195 Osceola Fish Camp Rd, Geneva
Parking, Trailer Parking, Kiosk
Snow Hill Trailhead - 3290 Snow Hill Rd, Oviedo
Parking, Trailer Parking
More Information
Seminole County Trails Master Plan
Flagler Trail Scope of Services
Seminole County Trails Safety Improvement Plan