Lake Trail

Lake Trail is located in Palm Beach, Florida, a well-maintained trail that takes visitors along the state's most picturesque coastline. In fact, there are numerous activities to enjoy.

The trail allows for walking, running, in-line skating, roller blading and cycling. A large parking lot has numerous spaces, but on weekends it is completely full. The trail has varied sections, many of which are partially paved and others that are still made of dirt only. Visitors are advised to exercise caution when using the trail because of the possibility of crashes and accidents because of inconsiderate cyclists and bladers.

Lake Trail is free to use and open every day of the year. Its wide pathway provides access to inland waterways and views of the downtown area. Developed in 1894, the trail runs a full eight miles along the waterfront to a series of public areas. The final one has drinking water close to one of the bridges. The northern end allows access to boating docks and views of the nearby islands.

Speed limits are enforced on the trail to ensure safe use. The trail can become crowded at times, though many of the users are polite enough. However, because of the area and the well-dressed nature of the locals, visitors are advised to avoid skimpy clothes.