Florida's relatively flat terrain makes it ideal for riding bikes and in-line skating. You can bike right into the Everglades National Park along the 38-mile-long Main Park Road, for example, and bike or skate from St. Petersburg to Tarpon Springs on the 47-mile-long converted railroad bed known as the Pinellas Trail. Many towns and cities have designated routes for cyclists, skaters, joggers, and walkers, such as the paved pathways running the length of Sanibel Island, the lovely Bayshore Boulevard in Tampa, and the bike lanes from downtown Sarasota out to St. Armands, Lido, and Longboat Keys. We've detailed all the many options in the following chapters.