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Florida
7.3 mi
Distance
517 ft
Gain
2h 34m
Time
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Colbert Lane Bike Path
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The Colbert Lane Bike Path is a scenic 7.34-mile out-and-back route perfect for cyclists and casual walkers exploring Florida's flat terrain. This paved path offers a straightforward ride through the local landscape, ideal for building endurance or enjoying a leisurely outdoor excursion in a peaceful setting.
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