Parks & Conservation Resources 12520 Ulmerton Road Largo, FL 33774 (727) 549-6099 Park Ranger (727) 582-2100
The Fred Marquis Pinellas Trail is a linear park and recreation trail currently extending from St. Petersburg to Tarpon Springs. The Trail, created along an abandoned railroad corridor, provides a unique, protected greenspace for walking, jogging, skating, and biking. Pinellas County Parks & Conservation Rescources is responsible for the Trail's maintenance and operating costs.
Mileage Maps: All trail maps are in pdf format: Pinellas Trail Locator Map Overview Map of the Trail Mileage: North Section Mileage: South Section  Individual Pinellas Trail Maps:  (Note: individual maps could have changed.) Tarpon Springs South Tarpon Springs Crystal Beach Palm Harbor/Ozona North Dunedin Honeymoon Island Trail Spur Downtown Dunedin North Clearwater Downtown Clearwater South Clearwater/North Largo South Largo North Seminole Seminole Bay Pines Area Tyrone Area Pasadena Area North Gulfport Area St. Petersburg 34th St. area St. Petersburg 34th St. to Trop St. Petersburg Downtown Map Icons Legend All maps in one 360° Views of Pinellas Trail: Cross Bayou Dunedin Honeymoon Island Stevenson Creek Tarpon Springs Taylor Park	About the Pinellas Trail: History Timeline Art on the Pinellas Trail Trail Awards Trail Rules Other Information: Bike/Skate Rentals near Trail Bikes on Buses : For information on bus routes near the Trail, please call the Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority at (727) 540-1900. Pinellas Trail as an Interactive GIS Map. select the "Parks and Recreation " category called "Fred Marquis Trail" Volunteer - Pinellas Trails, Inc - a volunteer citizens fund-raising group who support the trail. Progress Energy Trail Pinellas Trailways Bicycle Lanes Blueways Paddling Trail
	Free Pinellas Trail Guide Map: (all maps are online) The Guide to the Pinellas Trail is a convenient, pocket-sized flip chart map for navigating the Trail.  The trail guide details rest stops, service stations, restaurants, pay phones, bicycle ships, park areas, and much more along the entire length of the Pinellas Trail.    You can pick up a trail guide at the Park Office, area libraries, chambers of commerce, bicycle shops, or at the Pinellas County Courthouse Information Desk.    For more information, please call (727) 464-8200 or write to: Pinellas County Planning Department, 600 Cleveland Street, Suite 750, Clearwater, Fl 33755.
Trail News: Emergency Response Decals on Trail Pinellas Trail 20th Anniversary

 

Most Pinellas County residents have bicycled, walked, jogged or in-line skated on it. The Fred Marquis Pinellas Trail, a project that is the source of great community pride, is a multi-use trail everyone can enjoy.

 

The Fred Marquis Pinellas Trail is a linear park and recreation trail currently extending from St. Petersburg to Tarpon Springs. The trail, created along an abandoned railroad corridor, provides a unique, protected greenspace for walking, jogging, skating, and biking. The County's Parks & Conservation Resources Department is responsible for the trail's maintenance and operating costs.

 

When completed this unique linear park will convert approximately 47 miles of unused railroad easement and other rights of way into a trail for runners, bicyclists, walkers, skaters and other outdoor enthusiasts. The trail now extends from northernmost Pinellas County to the southern end of the county, offering Pinellas County citizens a diversified recreational opportunity.

To help everyone enjoy the trail, there are some basic rules:

• The trail is only open during daylight hours.
• Alcoholic beverages are prohibited.
• Pedestrians and handicapped have the right of way, wheelchairs should use the pedestrian lanes and electric handicap wheelchairs are always permitted.
• Bicyclists are required to obey all traffic controls and signals.
• Bicyclists are not permitted to wear headphones at any time
• Under age 16, they must wear a helmet.
• Electric bicycles are prohibited.
• Bicyclists and skaters should obey the posted speed limits. No racing, race training or pace lines. Skaters should use the bicycle lanes, and both skaters and cyclists should give an audible warning when passing.
• Motorized vehicles (except electric handicap wheelchairs, maintenance, law enforcement and emergency vehicles) are prohibited.
• Horses are prohibited.
• Pets must be kept on a 6-foot leash and under control.

Trail News:

Emergency Response System - Decals

The trail now has an emergency response system with decals! The emergency response system will help keep the trail system safer and enable emergency response vehicles to pinpoint the exact location of an incident. The bright yellow decals are adhered directly onto the trail surface approximately 200 feet apart and have unique location numbers. The decals also provide contact information to report maintenance problems. The decals begin at Demens Landing in downtown St. Petersburg with PT-0000, and continue to east of U.S. Highway 19 in Tarpon Springs, where the Trail currently ends at Melon Street and Keystone Road with PT-0699.