The Florida Trail is a long-distance hiking trail that spans approximately 1,300 miles across the state of Florida. It begins in the Everglades National Park in the south and extends north to Fort Pickens near Pensacola. The trail showcases diverse ecosystems, including wetlands, forests, and coastal areas, making it a unique outdoor experience. Established in 1966, the Florida Trail is part of the National Trails System and is maintained by various organizations, including the Florida Trail Association. Hikers can enjoy scenic views, wildlife, and a variety of terrains, making it a popular destination for both casual walkers and serious backpackers.