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Brooker Creek Headwaters Nature Preserve is a 1,100 acre park that is the natural habitat for numerous plant and animal species. There are many miles of trails open to hikers, cyclists, and runners for you to explore this beautiful, wild park.

Nice pedestrian bridge alongside the Courtney Campbell Causeway. As you get further out on the bridge, you are treated to great views of the water.

Ride along Brooker Creek Headwaters Nature Preserve, a 1,100-acre nature preserve. This preserve is not only natural habitat for various plant and animal species but also protects important wetlands and the headwaters of Brooker Creek.

The Upper Tampa Bay Trail is a paved commuter and exercise path that is popular for walking, biking and running. There are a lot of different parking areas and parks along the trail, so you don't have to do the whole trail all in one go, but doing the whole path does work well for longer rides. You can also easily connect to other paths in the upper Tampa trail network.

Cypress Point Park is a small beach-park on the western shore of Tampa. There is a bus stop and parking area at the park entrance, and the main trail is completely paved and follows a disc golf course. The back of the park has beach access, which is some of the quietest beachfront in Tampa in the early mornings.

Brooker Creek Headwaters Nature Preserve is a 1,100 acre park that is the natural habitat for numerous plant and animal species. There are many miles of trails open to hikers and runners for you to explore this beautiful, wild park.

The Upper Tampa Bay Trail is a paved commuter and exercise path that is popular for walking, biking and running. There are a lot of different parking areas and parks along the trail, so you don't have to do the whole trail all in one go, but doing the whole path does work well for longer rides. You can also easily connect to other paths in the upper Tampa trail network.

Town 'N Country Greenway is a completely paved path on the north side of Tampa. It follows the creek basically the whole time and crosses several bridges. Of all the greenbelts around the city, this is one of the lesser visited ones and is great for running without the constant starting and stopping that comes with sidewalk running.