I like to ride bike I don't like stopping This leads me to do stupid things like ride along…read morewith traffic and some of you know that I don't do the helmet thing Riding bike in Miami is tough 'cause you have to stop all over the place since The lack of long stretches of uninterrupted bike path are far and few between Kitty Roedel Bike Path is not the longest but it is the first "bicycle facility within a limited access right-of-way in South Florida" It's for bikes and bikes only It's not the most scenic and in the middle of the day, it can get hot as Hades basement There are plenty of trees but they need to mature and there are blocks that I guess are meant to sit on but look uncomfortable I even spotted some off road paths for the folks that want to get their wheels dirty Like I said, not the longest or the most scenic but you got a 2+ mile stretch in which you don't have to worry about hitting a car and ruining somebodies day

We went there for a walk and walked 1.5 mile one way from 107th Ave side. There is no parking in…read morethat side, we parked in the nearby strip mall. There was not much crowd. We loved the place. Lots of plants and greenery on both side of the trail.

Nice shady park. Not a big park but big enough to walk through and have a picnic on the grass and…read morehang out. Parking is hard to find if you don't get there early.

VERY RELAXING....FRESH ENVIROMENT. PLENTY of parking space. Historical place. Open 24 hours 7…read moredays a week a week. Perfect place for romance proposal. Family oriented.

Great track , They offer rentals and training .... a staple in the south Florida communityread more

I do not recommend this place. Me and husband went on a Wednesday all the way from houston to…read morevisit, my husband called before hand to ask for prices and the lady said it was $40 rider and $5 Spectator but once we got there out of nowhere it was $15 per person and $40 rider (mind you we were 3 people watching) , then the lady gave us a discount of $20 after complaining, never going there again. If you're going to have a business make sure all employees are on the same page and know the actual prices. This is a scam. PLUS, place was super small and had puddles all over the place. If you're charging all that money i don't understand why the place looks like that.

A beautiful park in Doral!…read more I've known Doral to have so many family friendly parks that are utilized and so happy that my friend showed me Doral Glades Park. I can see why it's coined as the "Glades" because the main part of it is a lake/glades area that has a walkway around the perimeter. It's beautiful and serene and was a great pathway for our morning walk/jog. This park also has playgrounds, one volleyball sand court, one basketball court (with two hoops), and six pickleball courts! Such a great spot for all kinds of activity and very clean and new. They also have some pavillions in case you're looking for a spot for your next party or event. Excited to come back sometime and check out their pickleball courts/community!

Our next summer adventure take us to Doral Glades Park with a category of 4.8 and more than 609…read morereviews this park have what every family need to having a great day together. With a tennis and basketball court for children, a recreation center which has a museum, playground and a pier where you can also fish and if you like walking you can choose to walk the trial around the park. Walking around the park we had contact with different wild animals that made this day something squirrels, iguanas, birds and turtles when enjoying a day so what more could I ask for to say that it was an incredible day in the perfect place.

Bear Cut Preserve is located in Crandon Park at Key Biscayne. The preserve is on the shores of…read moreBiscayne Bay. In the nature center I learned that the preserve got its name from the Florida black bears that used to swim from Virginia Key to Key Biscayne. I guess even bears enjoy a beach day. Trails for the preserve begin at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas Nature Center. The first trails you come to are the Tequesta Hammock Trail and the Bear Cut Nature Trail. Both trails are natural earth and are .3 miles long. They loop around through a tropical hardwood hammock. On the day I visited they were filled with mosquitoes. The 1.3 mile Osprey Trail is paved and perfect for bikes. It ends in a boardwalk that overlooks a 6,000 year old fossilized mangrove forest reef and gives a spectacular view of downtown Miami. You have to pay for parking in Crandon Park. You will also want to bring bug spray, sunscreen, and water. After you finish your hike you can visit the nature center, hang out on the beach, or explore the botanical garden on the other side of the park.

Bear Cut Preserve is located at the northern end of North Beach on Crandon Park. Named for when…read morebears swam to Key BISCAYNE from the mainland. Upon entering the park, make a left and head to the northern end of the parking lot. Bear Cut has three trails: 1) Tequesta [1/4 mile]; 2) Bear Cut [1/2 mile]; and Osprey and a Nature Center. The Center has exhibits and explains the unique flora and fauna of the Preserve. Pick up a trail guide at the Nature Center. All trails are accesible to the north of the Nature Center and are clearly marked. Tequesta and Bear Cut are more shaded and smaller than the Osprey trail, and cover part of the Hardwood Hammock ecosystem. The Osprey trail is on soft sand, paved and board walk. It takes you by the sand dunes and mangrove forest on an elevated board walk. It is 1.3 miles from the Nature Center to the highlight of the Preserve: a fossilized mangrove swamp that dates 2,000 years ago and is one of only 2 in the world, with the other in Japan. The board walk takes you through the swamp and has an observation platform at the end overlooking the fossilized mangrove. The trail has spurs along the trail that takes you to the beach. The more you walk the more secluded you are. Bring plenty of water, sunscreen

It's very beautiful, clean, and spacious. The Christmas decorations were also gorgeous. I was so…read morehappy that dogs could stay with their families; they were all very well-behaved. They even have drinking fountains for both people and their furry friends . We went during the day, but didn't want to miss the light show, so we went back again at night... it was amazing! Restrooms They're there, but since they were closed, they weren't much use. Pet-friendly Yes, and the staff are very polite; they clean up after the dogs and provide water dispensers.

While heading to my dinner location in the downtown Doral, I saw this park just a couple of blocks…read morefrom the restaurant and thought it would be perfect for a walk after dinner, and I wasn't wrong, it was great. The park is just a block or two away from the restaurant strip at the downtown Doral and it's perfect to stretch your legs after dinner as well as enjoy the 2 pieces of art at the park. The one that looks like a cave and the lady in metal adorned with the butterflies. The 2 of them are beautiful. The park also has playgrounds, should you have a kid. All in all, I enjoyed the park, I will certainly came back next time I'm in that are.

Also known as Miami Lakes Veterans Park, walking this park is where my fitness journey began when I…read moreworked nearby. It was about a 2 mile round trip between it, my office and the cow field. This Saturday, I stopped by again since it was the kickoff point for the Miami Lakes Reindeer Run 5K. Humble Brag: while not placing, I completed it on an about a 9 minute mile. It's an improvement from when I started exercising. The park has a couple of picnic shelters, a basketball court as well as body weight strength training stations. The park bathroom building was also clean. Parking is available on both sides of the street adjacent the park. For today's event, there were a couple of vendor booths, including food vendors, a podiatrist and a different gym than the one I go to. The run was through a mapped out course along Commerce Way.

Miami lakes local park ... west of 826. I've been coming to…read morethis park for years. It's always well maintained, grass cut, no trash and restrooms have been cleaned. The park offers two shelters that I've seen cordial celebrations held. I've even seen exercise class take place in the shelters . The park has a walking trail, benches and exercise course along the walking trail, exercise basketball court. it has a covered play area with swings and slides. Some Saturday they host Like a farmers market. On 4th of July they host free event with music and have food trucks to purchase food and drinks. The fire work show was spectacular this year.

This is a classic spot for photos and scenery! In the heart of Coral Gables. Use it to chill or to…read moretake photos, but regardless you'll have a good, calm time.

This is the Prado entrance which is located at the NW corner of the City of Coral Gables at S.W…read more 8th Street and S.W. 57th Avenue (Red Road). For years the Country Club Prado Arch has been a setting for photography, specially wedding, engagement, etc. George Merrick envisioned eight different entrances to Coral Gables inspired in Spanish hill towns; however only 4 were completed. This is the Prado entrance, a lovely spot to relax by the water features and fountains. This is a very popular place for photography for special events, I can say this is true as I saw confetti on the floor. Beautiful, classy, relaxing, this area transports you to Italy, France, Spain...