Spring to Spring Trail, Blue Spring Trailhead — Attraction in DeBary

This trail runs from Gemini Springs SOUTH trailhead to Green Springs Park around the northern border of Lake Monroe. It was a nice paved trail with a few areas where one could go off trail hiking or mountain biking. I enjoyed most of the trail as it ran through the wooded areas. There were also several benches along the trail. However once a mile or so past Gemini Springs NORTH trailhead the route is adjacent to some main roads for a few miles. :( On my return trip, I went off the mapped route and road Lakeshore Drive and Children’s way adjacent to the lake and met up to the route on Main St. I’d highly recommend that doing this in either or both directions. If you’re riding a MTB as I was, there are several places where you can ride a log side the trail through grass or stone. But this is mainly a paved road bike trail. At Green springs there were several hiking trails which were easily navigable with an MTB. I also tried a couple trails, near the South trailhead, that eventually were blocked by water or became too muddy for me. Although a bit odd, I was impressed with the restroom facilities at the parks. Generally single rooms with...

Make a memory in West Volusia Best sunset in West Volusia county! Blue Spring has any number of natural vistas, but this one this them all for drama and depth of beauty. This location atop the pedestrian walkover offers a panoramic splash of the most striking sunset pastels in central Florida. Park at the purpose-built lot that serves as trail head for the North and South branches of the S2S trail. Remember: Blue Spring road,not W.French. Spend the morning at DAB (catch a sunrise!) then stroll thru Deland's historic artisan district on your way to something light at one of Deland's many sidewalks cafes and finish with a breathtaking sunset. Delight your sweetheart,or share the wonders of Creation...

Great biking, walking trail. Very wide, smooth, well maintained and very friendly people of all ages. From time to time you will see some wildlife...deers, rabits, turtles, snakes, bears...but no hostility...just show some respect and common sense. You will get a few rare idiots who don't pick up their dog poo...but again...it's expected.

Plenty of shade and connects to Blue Springs State Park and Bearsford Park loop. You can expected a full range round trip...