Lafayette Heritage Trail
Trail runners, water-sport aficionados, wildlife lovers, and mountain bikers can find something in common at Lafayette Heritage Trail Park. It offers multiple trail and terrain choices. Trails within the park include the Lafayette Heritage Shared-Use trail, Cadillac Mountain Bike trail, and a paddling trail. The shared-use trail makes for a quiet hike through beautiful woodlands on Tallahassee’s east side, connecting Lafayette Heritage Trail Park and Tom Brown Park. Along the trail, visitors can observe wildlife such as turtles, alligators, and native birds.
The trail’s dirt path curves around Piney Z Lake, where you’ll find fishing piers and a boat launch. However, gasoline powers are not permitted on Piney Z. On the trail’s eastern end, a beautifully constructed pedestrian bridge over the CSX railroad tracks connects the trail to the J.R. Alford Greenway. On the trail’s west end, you can connect to Goose Pond Trail, which crosses through Tom Brown Park. The park entrance is found at the east end of Heritage Park Blvd. in the Piney Z Plantation subdivision. There, you will find a small parking lot with picnic shelters, a trailhead and bike wash, a small playground, and restroom. Water fountains are available at the trailhead and at the playground.
Featured Uses: Trail running, jogging/walking, mountain biking, kayaking, canoeing, boating, and bird watching. Leashed dogs are permitted.
Access: Lafayette Heritage Trail Park or the JR Alford Greenway via the Canopy walkway bridge.
4900 Heritage Park Blvd, Tallahassee, FL 32311
The park entrance is found at the east end of Heritage Park Blvd. in the Piney Z Plantation subdivision.
Park Amenities: A small playground, 3 picnic shelters, parking, restrooms, drinking fountains, various trails, universally accessible fishing pier, floating docks, hand-launch-only boat ramp, wildlife viewing, trailhead with bike wash, dog friendly and outdoor shower.









Trail runners, water-sport aficionados, wildlife lovers, and mountain bikers can find something in common at Lafayette Heritage Trail Park. It offers multiple trail and terrain choices. Trails within the park include the Lafayette Heritage Shared-Use trail, Cadillac Mountain Bike trail, and a paddling trail. The shared-use trail makes for a quiet hike through beautiful woodlands on Tallahassee’s east side, connecting Lafayette Heritage Trail Park and Tom Brown Park. Along the trail, visitors can observe wildlife such as turtles, alligators, and native birds.
The trail’s dirt path curves around Piney Z Lake, where you’ll find fishing piers and a boat launch. However, gasoline powers are not permitted on Piney Z. On the trail’s eastern end, a beautifully constructed pedestrian bridge over the CSX railroad tracks connects the trail to the J.R. Alford Greenway. On the trail’s west end, you can connect to Goose Pond Trail, which crosses through Tom Brown Park. The park entrance is found at the east end of Heritage Park Blvd. in the Piney Z Plantation subdivision. There, you will find a small parking lot with picnic shelters, a trailhead and bike wash, a small playground, and restroom. Water fountains are available at the trailhead and at the playground.
Featured Uses: Trail running, jogging/walking, mountain biking, kayaking, canoeing, boating, and bird watching. Leashed dogs are permitted.
Access: Lafayette Heritage Trail Park or the JR Alford Greenway via the Canopy walkway bridge.
4900 Heritage Park Blvd, Tallahassee, FL 32311
The park entrance is found at the east end of Heritage Park Blvd. in the Piney Z Plantation subdivision.
Park Amenities: A small playground, 3 picnic shelters, parking, restrooms, drinking fountains, various trails, universally accessible fishing pier, floating docks, hand-launch-only boat ramp, wildlife viewing, trailhead with bike wash, dog friendly and outdoor shower.
What an incredible and unforgettable night one at Jubilee Music Festival with Tasha Cobbs Leonard with special guest Pastor Shirley Caesar. We can`t wait for Kirk Franklin to take the stage Saturday evening for night two with Pastor John P. Kee. Tickets are still available!
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The Jubilee Music Festival is proud to support The Food Pantry, a vital program of Good News Outreach here in Tallahassee. Please consider bringing a donation of non-perishable food to help local families in need. Look for our collection bins near the entrance, and together, we can make this festival a celebration of community, giving, and incredible music!

📍A must-see stop in the heart of downtown Tallahassee.
We love the Florida Historic Capitol building. 🏛️
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🎶 Gospel fans, it`s here! Kirk Franklin and Tasha Cobbs Leonard are taking the stage this weekend at the Jubilee Music Festival at the Adderley Amphitheater tonight, March 21st, and Saturday, March 22nd, for two days of unparalleled gospel music.
🎟️ Tickets are still available!
For more info and tickets, visit https://theadderleyamphitheater.com/.

🌸🎶 Springtime Tallahassee is BACK! 🎶🌸
Get ready for a weekend full of music, parades, and festival fun in Florida’s Capital on March 28-29! Full weekend details are below. ⤵️
🎤 Friday`s Music Festival on Kleman Plaza – 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/. (link in bio)

🎶 Gospel fans, get ready! Kirk Franklin and Tasha Cobbs Leonard are taking the stage at the Jubilee Gospel Festival at the Adderley Amphitheater on March 21st—22nd for two days of unparalleled gospel music.
🎟️ 𝗧𝗶𝗰𝗸𝗲𝘁𝘀 𝗼𝗻 𝘀𝗮𝗹𝗲!
For more info and tickets, visit https://theadderleyamphitheater.com/.

🌱 🌼 Tallahassee Spring Guide ⤵️
Spring has sprung in Tallahassee! 🌸 Check out the top 5 must-see locations for experiencing the season`s most stunning floral displays. Where is your favorite place to see blooms on display?
📍 Alfred B. Maclay Gardens State Park
📍 Dorothy B. Oven Park
📍 @floridastateuniversity Campus
📍 @thegrovemuseum
📍 @tallahasseenurseries
Learn more https://visittallahassee.com/must-see-gardens-in-tallahassee/
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🐶 Your pup just sent you a calendar invite: nature walk at San Luis Mission Park ASAP.
Fresh air, shaded trails, and all the good vibes—aka the perfect spot for a stroll, a sniff, and maybe even a snack break. Who’s bringing the treats?
📍 San Luis Mission Park
📸 @2ndgenphotos [Arthur Irias]
#IHeartTally | #Tallahassee
![🐶 Your pup just sent you a calendar invite: nature walk at San Luis Mission Park ASAP.
Fresh air, shaded trails, and all the good vibes—aka the perfect spot for a stroll, a sniff, and maybe even a snack break. Who’s bringing the treats?
📍 San Luis Mission Park
📸 @2ndgenphotos [Arthur Irias]
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🌸 Spring in Tallahassee is bringing music, festivals, and nonstop fun! Which upcoming event are you the most excited for? Tag your crew in the comments! 👇
📆 Events:
💠 March 8 | Grove Day 2025 at @TheGroveMuseum
💠 March 14 | PBR: Pendleton Whisky Velocity Tour at @fsutuckercenter
💠March 21-22 | Tasha Cobbs Leonard & Kirk Franklin at Jubilee Gospel Festival
💠March 22-23 | @southeast_heritage_games at Apalachee Regional Park
💠March 22 | 311 at @themoontallahassee
💠March 27 | Garrison Starr at @goodwoodmuseumandgardens
💠March 28-29 | Springtime Tallahassee Festival @springtimetallahassee
💠April 4 | @officialviolentfemmes with @tallahasseesymphony at The Adderley Amphitheater
💠April 4-6 | Word of South Festival at Cascades Park @wordofsouthfest
#IHeartTally | #Tallahassee
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