Mountain Bike

15.7 miles

Distance

19 ft

Climb

-19 ft

Descent

10 ft

High Point

In honor of the late James F. Cox, a section of the developing Atlantic Circuit Trail will follow the beaches he walked on his journey from Fort Clinch State Park to South Beach in Miami. James F. Cox called his journey the 'Florida East Coast Beach Trail', and the Atlantic Circuit Trail will allow trail users to follow this epic journey. In Nassau County, James F. Cox walked along the eastern shore of Amelia Island. At the time of Cox's journey, the Crady Bridge was not yet complete, for user safety, the trail is aligned to cross the bridge. The Nassau County section of the Atlantic Circuit Trail ends halfway across the bridge, crossing into Duval County.

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Atlantic Circuit Trail is a 16 mile moderately popular easy route located near Fernandina Beach Florida. This hike primary route can be used both directions and has a easy overall physical rating. This route climbs 19 ft with a max elevation of 10 ft then descends -19 ft.

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Riding area

Fort Clinch State Park
Primary Activity

Hike
Other Activities
- Trail Running
AKA

Florida East Coast Beach Trail, Shoreline Trail
Difficulty rating

Green
Route Type

Point to Point
Bikepacking

Yes
Direction

Both Directions
Physical rating

Easy

More Stats for Atlantic Circuit Trail mountain bike route

Altitude change

0 ft
Altitude min

1 ft
Altitude start

8 ft
Altitude end

7 ft
Grade max

-3.6%
Grade min

1.7%
Distance climb

2 miles
Distance down

3 miles
Distance flat

10 miles

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