Along the Seminole-Wekiva Trail

Summer is almost over and the temperatures now linger in the lower 90's, cooling into the mid-70's at night.  As the weather cools in the fall, bicycling will become much more comfortable in Florida.  Once the daily high temperatures drop into the 80's, most people will enjoy getting out and riding so much more.  I have some routes planned to ride, mostly from home.  I hope to get back to bicycling 20 miles at a time in a few weeks and to then extend my bicycling distance/endurance from there.
The first place to bicycle is along the Cross-Seminole Trail to the Seminole-WekivaTrail to the end near the Wekiva River and back.  That 20 mile round trip will get me in shape for longer rides quickly.
I still plan to ride along the Atlantic ocean in the sand at low tide in New Smyrna Beach, ride the western portion of the Lake Apopka Loop Trail, finish the newest section of the East Central Florida Regional Trail crossing the new bicycle bridge and ride other trails nearby.
I also have a plan to bicycle with stroke-survivor Dan Zimmerman on his his cross-country bicycle trip while in Florida this November.
A busy winter looms!  Welcome to Florida!