Fort Pickens Area: The designated bike lane starts at the entrance to Fort Pickens up to the Ranger Station and is approximately four miles. The bike lane ends at Battery Langdon, but cyclists can move to the Florida National Scenic Trail which continues to the historic district. Naval Live Oaks Area: There is a multi-use trail adjacent to U.S. Highway 98. Perdido Key Area: There is no bike lane currently, but many cyclist enjoy the Johnson Beach Road; from the entrance station and back is approximately five miles.
Fort Pickens up to the Ranger Station designated bike lane starts at the entrance to Fort Pickens up to the Ranger Station|Florida National Scenic Trail|trail adjacent to U.S. Highway 98.|Johnson Beach Road; entrance to Fort Pickens up to the Ranger Station
Fort Pickens up to the Ranger Station designated bike lane starts at the entrance to Fort Pickens up to the Ranger Station|Florida National Scenic Trail|trail adjacent to U.S. Highway 98.|Johnson Beach Road; entrance to Fort Pickens up to the Ranger Station