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Tunnel
The Pinellas trail goes through a tunnel under rt. 19. 
Bridge Over The Anclote River
Shortly after passing under rt. 19 you will come to an entrance to the Anclote River Nature Park on your right.
Anclote River
View from Observation Deck
This observation area is a short distance off the park trail and to the west.-
View from Observation Deck
There is a notice along one of the walking paths to beware of poisonous widow spiders. -
Trail View
A walking trail near the observation deck.
Anclote Park Parking Lot Location
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Anclote River Park Parking
There is a parking lot for the Anclote River Park at 550 Old Dixie Hwy., but be aware that the parking lot gates do close in the evening and cars will be towed. -
Anclote Park Bathrooms
These bathrooms are located at the Old Dixie Hwy entrance. -
Tarpon Springs Trail Looking South
After 4 miles we entered Tarpon Springs. The trail here follows the old track down the center of the street.
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Tarpon Springs Trail Looking North near Welcome Center 
Tarpon Springs Welcome Center
This was the old train station and is now a museum and welcome center.
Tarpon Springs Sign
This sign spans the trail south of the town.
Conservation Park
Seven miles into our ride we came to the Conservation Park Water reclamation Facility.
Paths Inside Conservation Park
There are picnic tables here.
Conservation Park Bathrooms
The bathrooms are located in the rear of the park.
Anole
The exterior walls of the bathrooms were crawling with these little lizards.
Suncoast Primate Sanctuary
The Suncoast Primate Sanctuary will be on your right as you peddle south.
Suncoast Primate Sanctuary
Suncoast Primate Sanctuary Resident
This chimp seemed as interested in us as we were in him.
Wall Springs Park
Wall Springs Park Parking Lot
Wall Springs Park Map
There are lots of walking/biking paths, picnic areas, bathrooms and a butterfly garden here.
Wall Springs Park Path
The paths here are paved.
Driftwood Bench
There are a number of benches made from diftwood throughout the park.
Gulf of Mexico
There is an observation deck to look out towards the Gulf of Mexico.
Leave the Dolphins Alone!
Unfortunately there were no dolphins to watch on the day that we visited.
Cormorant
This cormorant was drying it's wings near the observation deck.
Turn Around Point
We turned around at the Sutherland Bayou Boat Ramp on Mast Lane.
Pelicans
But not before riding over to the waters edge to watch the pelicans.
