Very nice trail. The asphalt sections are mostly in Good to Very Good condition (some root bumps here and there). The concrete sections are Excellent. The trail has around 1000 feet of in-park, on-road riding. Cars seem to be very courteous and obey the park's 15 mph speed limit. Some blind-curve road crossings on the trail; please observe the stop and warning signs on the trail, as they are there for good reason! The trail section along Walsingham Road, outside the park is in Fair condition - expect a rough ride.

Hiking is great - areas of sun and shade keep the experience comfortable. Bring water!

Biking is also great. Be observant at all times and keep to the right, as road bikes and ebikes sometimes go much faster than the 10 mph trail speed limit - surprises pop up around curvy portions of the trail!

Finally, trail direction signs are non-existent and it's easy to mistake a spur trail leading to a highway for the loop trail. I always use a GPS trail map to stay on the right path. One huge plus is that the park loop is easily accessible from the Pinellas Trail. The main entrance is ¼ mile West of the Trail along the wide sidewalk of Walsingham Road. This makes the park an excellent place for a bathroom, water or shade break.

Or perhaps a good spot for a picnic!