Santos

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Level: Intermediate

Length: 85 mi (136.8 km)

Surface: Singletrack

Configuration: Network

Elevation: +510/ -504 ft

Total: 994 riders

Mountain Biking Santos

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#1 of 288 mountain bike trails in Florida

#11 in the world

81,290 acres of pure off-road riding bliss. Santos is the largest and best known mountain biking park in the Ocala, Florida area. Santos official designation is Marjorie Harris Carr Cross Florida Greenway.Greenwa**tretch many miles throughout the state of Florida.The greenway was born out of the failed Cross Florida Barge Canal which was terminated in the late 60s. Santos is named for the small town where the main trailhead is located. Standard trail markings are in place here - yellow trails ae beginner, blue intermediate and red markings for advanced. The majority of advanced riding is located around two abandonded mining pits. Trails range from flat and rolling to rocky and steep. The large network of trails can make it easy for the unintiated to get lost. Make sure to have a map and compass with you. Locals are always happy to help out with directions. The trail network is so extensive that you can spend a couple of days here and never tire of riding the evergrowing miles of singletrack.

First added by www.OutdoorTravels.com_-__Motor_Mouth on Aug 16, 2004. Last updated Dec 4, 2023. → add an update

Before you go

Drinking water: yes
Lift service: no
Night riding: no
Pump track: yes
Restrooms: yes
Fat bike grooming: yes
E-bikes allowed: yes
Fee required: no

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Getting there

Route to Trailhead with Google Maps

by Dana Farnsworth at www.outdoortravels.com Directions: From I-75 exit on Hwy. 484 (Belleview exit) and head about 2 miles west to Hwy. 475. Head north (left) on Hwy 475 about 4 to 5 miles to S.E. 80th Street. Head east (right) on S.E. 80th to just before it crosses SR 441. The entrance will be on your right about half a block from SR 441. It's marked with a sign that reads 'Santos Trailhead.'

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