Regional Park Drive

The Sunrise via Regional Park loop offers a fantastic opportunity to immerse yourself in Florida's natural beauty on two wheels. You'll glide along mostly well-paved roads, enjoying canal views and the chance to spot alligators in the scattered ponds. The route takes you through sections of the Everglades and the Francis S. Taylor Wildlife Management Area, providing a peaceful, green escape from urban bustle.

This moderate 46.5-mile (74.9 km) road cycling route, with a negligible 24 feet (7 metres) of elevation gain, is designed for covering distance efficiently. Plan for a ride of around 2 hours and 51 minutes. With drinking fountains available along the way, you can stay hydrated, but starting early in the day is always recommended to avoid the peak heat.

What makes this route stand out is its extensive, smooth pavement, perfect for road cyclists looking for a long, uninterrupted ride. It's a great option for those who want to combine a significant workout with wildlife spotting and a taste of the region's unique natural environment, all within a park-like setting.

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