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inverness floridaBiking Biking is great exercise and a wonderful way to see a variety of natural settings found in Citrus County. If this is your favorite way to go, you can choose from a cross-country excursion, a meandering scenic day ride or a more primitive off-road track. The rolling hills of the Central Ridge provide the most challenging bike ride for cross-country cyclists. Roads which lend themselves well to cyclists are S. Pleasant Grove Road (CR 581), Stagecoach Trail (CR 480) and the internal roadways of housing developments in Citrus Springs, Sugarmill Woods, Pine Ridge, Citrus Hills and Beverly Hills. Each offers something different; acres of undeveloped land with already paved roads, challenging hills, and panoramic miles-wide views. CLICK HERE to learn more about inverness florida A popular inverness florida cycling route is the recently established Withlacoochee State Trail. Formerly a railroad right-of-way, the 47-mile trail is paved its entire length through Citrus County. Rental bikes and roller blades are available in the downtown Inverness florida area. For the adventurous in spirit, off-road biking is available with two Southwest Florida Water Management District tracts: Potts Preserve and Flying Eagle. The trails are unpaved, so primitive biking procedures and precautions should be practiced Whichever of our four unique areas you choose within Cirtus Springs South you'll will be close to all that Citrus County has to offer: You will be centrally located to reach three different job, retirement and leisure markets located in two counties. Three lovely resort towns; Dunnellon, flanked on two sides by the beautiful Rainbow and Withlacoochee Rivers, with its restaurants, antiques, and shopping is located just 10 minutes North, Crystal River located on Kings Bay (the headwaters of the Crystal River) is located 20 minutes South West, and Inverness (the County Seat) is located just 20 minutes South East. CLICK HERE to learn more | |||