East Central Regional Rail-Trail
The East Central Regional Rail-Trail is the longest abandoned rail line ever purchased in Florida. The corridor was purchased by the State of Florida Office of Greenways and Trails on December 31, 2007 and has been turned over to Volusia and Brevard counties for development and maintenance. The 50-plus mile corridor runs from Enterprise through south Deltona to Edgewater and Titusville. This corridor will become part of Volusia County’s Showcase Multi-Use Trails network.
A requirement of this lease is to produce a Management Plan for the trail. We welcome all citizen input. Please feel free to send your comments directly to Susanne Inman at sinman@co.volusia.fl.us.
Plans to pave the trail for bicycling and wheelchair use will begin in Enterprise. The first segment to be paved will run from the western terminus at Providence Boulevard, accessed through the Green Springs Park Trailhead in Enterprise, to the Osteen Community Center just east of SR 415. This portion is expected to open in early 2010.
The next segment to be paved will travel from Dale Street and Park Avenue in Edgewater to Cow Creek Road. This segment is planned for the 2011 - 2012 fiscal year. The remaining corridor will be paved during the following years. In the not to distant future, you will be able to travel from Enterprise to Edgewater and on down to Titusville, all without going on a busy, automobile-filled road.Printable maps [PDF]
East Central Regional Rail Trail - East Side
East Central Regional Rail Trail - South Section
East Central Regional Rail Trail - West Side
Conceptual map of Trail Corridor
Map of Regional Connections to the Rail-Trail
Map of Development Segments
Map of Development Schedule
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