Cadillac Trail East
4900 Heritage Park BlvdTallahassee FL 32311
(850) 245-7105
Considered one of the area’s “must-ride” trails, the Cadillac Mountain Bike Trail is an intermediate course with several options that fall into the expert realm. This trail is broken into the 1.35-mile West Cadillac and 2.44-mile East Cadillac sections, and a .9-mile Loblolly Trail option for beginners. This trail system is extremely well developed and well maintained by the City of Tallahassee in partnership with The Tallahassee Mountain Bike Association (TMBA). Whether you’re a technical expert or aspiring to be one, these carefully mapped trails are a great, challenging ride for multiple skill levels. More difficult sections are marked with a Black Diamond, or Double Black Diamond Symbol, and intermediate skill areas are marked with a Blue Square Symbol. The trail is easily accessed through the Lafayette Heritage Trail Park in the Piney Z neighborhood. Here you will also find restrooms, a bike wash, picnic areas, and a playground.
This fantastic single-track trail system is roughly 7-miles long and features several natural elevation changes. From challenging uphills and fast, technical descents, the Cadillac Trail is very versatile. Along the East Cadillac portion of the trail, optional manmade challenges like narrow bridges, logs, and jumps allow riders to test the limits of their skills—including an 8-foot jump best left to experts. The wooden ramp system along this trail rises and dips sharply, and has been described as a “mountain bike roller coaster” by many who have enjoyed it. Meanwhile, the West Cadillac Trail offers challenges of its own, from the thickly rooted trail itself to the ever-changing elevation of the terrain. For those who just aren’t ready for the ride to end, the West Cadillac Trail connects to other trails in Tom Brown Park, and then leads into the Fern Trail. This allows riders to string together as much riding as their legs can handle.





Considered one of the area’s “must-ride” trails, the Cadillac Mountain Bike Trail is an intermediate course with several options that fall into the expert realm. This trail is broken into the 1.35-mile West Cadillac and 2.44-mile East Cadillac sections, and a .9-mile Loblolly Trail option for beginners. This trail system is extremely well developed and well maintained by the City of Tallahassee in partnership with The Tallahassee Mountain Bike Association (TMBA). Whether you’re a technical expert or aspiring to be one, these carefully mapped trails are a great, challenging ride for multiple skill levels. More difficult sections are marked with a Black Diamond, or Double Black Diamond Symbol, and intermediate skill areas are marked with a Blue Square Symbol. The trail is easily accessed through the Lafayette Heritage Trail Park in the Piney Z neighborhood. Here you will also find restrooms, a bike wash, picnic areas, and a playground.
This fantastic single-track trail system is roughly 7-miles long and features several natural elevation changes. From challenging uphills and fast, technical descents, the Cadillac Trail is very versatile. Along the East Cadillac portion of the trail, optional manmade challenges like narrow bridges, logs, and jumps allow riders to test the limits of their skills—including an 8-foot jump best left to experts. The wooden ramp system along this trail rises and dips sharply, and has been described as a “mountain bike roller coaster” by many who have enjoyed it. Meanwhile, the West Cadillac Trail offers challenges of its own, from the thickly rooted trail itself to the ever-changing elevation of the terrain. For those who just aren’t ready for the ride to end, the West Cadillac Trail connects to other trails in Tom Brown Park, and then leads into the Fern Trail. This allows riders to string together as much riding as their legs can handle.
🎨 Tallahassee’s most colorful weekend is almost here!
The Chain of Parks Art Festival returns to downtown Tallahassee with over 150 national artists, live 3-D street art, food trucks, craft beers and cocktails, and family-friendly fun—set against the backdrop of moss-draped live oaks.
🖼️Come out and explore the creativity. The festival is FREE!
📍 April 26–27, 2025 | Downtown Tallahassee

Cue the road trip playlist-St. Marks Lighthouse is calling! Only a quick drive from Tallahassee, this coastal escape has trails, wildlife, and incredible photo ops. Grab your friends, pack snacks, and make a day of it.
📍St. Marks Lighthouse in St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge
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Weekend plans? We’ve got 10 amazing trails for walking, biking, and soaking up the sunshine with your crew! 🐾👟 Grab your water bottle, pack a snack, and let Tallahassee’s great outdoors do the rest.
👟 Lafayette Heritage Trail
👟 Miccosukee Greenway Trail
👟 J.R. Alford Greenway Trail
👟 St. Marks Historic Trail
👟 Wakulla Springs Trail
👟 Apalachee Regional Park Trails
👟 Cascades Park Trail
👟 Leon Sinks Geological Area Hiking Trail
👟 Lake Overstreet Trail
👟 Orchard Pond Trail
🔗 Start your trek → visittallahassee.com/blog/10-amazing-tallahassee-trails/
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The Violent Femmes kicked off Word of South with a bang—and the weekend fun is just getting started! 🎉🎶
On Saturday and Sunday, the festival continues with two full days of FREE performances and discussions, featuring writers and musicians from across the country. Enjoy live music, thought-provoking conversations, and an exciting festival atmosphere—all set against the scenic backdrop of Cascades Park.
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🌼 Spring vibes are still going strong in Tallahassee—think live music, weekend festivals, and sunny-day adventures! ☀️ What’s next on your spring calendar? Drop your faves in the comments + tag your festival crew! 👇
📆 Events:
💠April 4 | @officialviolentfemmes with @tallahasseesymphony at The Adderley Amphitheater
💠April 4-6 | Word of South Festival at Cascades Park @wordofsouthfest
💠April 14-20 | Tallahassee Tennis Challenger at Forest Meadows Complex
💠April 12-13 | Tallahassee Jazz and Blues Festival at @TallahasseeMuseum
💠April 12 | Theo Von: Return of the Rat at @fsutuckercenter
💠April 26 | Wilco with Waxahatchee at the Adderley Amphitheater
💠April 26-27 | 25th Annual Chain of Parks Art Festival @chainofparks
💠April 30 | Alison Krauss & Union Station at the Adderley Amphitheater
💠May 8-11 | Shakespeare In the Park Festival at Cascades Park
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On April 3, we’re celebrating Global Meetings Industry Day by honoring the impact that gatherings, big and small, have right here in Tallahassee. 🌍
From high-powered conferences to meaningful reunions, meetings bring people together! As Florida’s Capital, Tallahassee continues to be a place where big ideas and bold connections happen. 💼🤝 #GMID2025

🌸🎶 Springtime Tallahassee is HERE! 🎶🌸
A weekend full of music, parades, and festival fun in Florida’s Capital! Full weekend details are below. ⤵️
🎤 Friday`s Music Festival – Kick off the weekend at Kleman Plaza with Joe Nichols, Kameron Marlowe, and Jason Byrd!
🎨 Saturday`s Jubilee in the Park – Wander through hundreds of arts & crafts vendors, live music, and delicious eats in the Downtown Chain of Parks from 9 AM - 5 PM. A perfect way to soak in the spring vibes!
🎭 Saturday`s Grand Parade – Don’t miss the 57th Annual Springtime Tallahassee Grand Parade on March 29 at 10:30 AM! Over 100+ colorful floats, marching bands, and dance groups will bring the streets to life.
More info available here: https://www.springtimetallahassee.com/.

April is bringing the music—and the vibes—to the Adderley Amphitheater! 🎶🌙
📅 April 26 is almost sold out! See @Wilco live with special guest @waxa_katie— snag your tickets before they’re gone: theadderleyamphitheater.com. (link in bio)
The April 26th concert is presented in partnership with LeMoyne`s @chainofparks, taking place April 26th & 27th in downtown Tallahassee, featuring over 150 artists, 3D street art, food, and live entertainment.
