Best Hikes in Florida

Florida's ranked summits are modest by any standard. The state's own high point, Britton Hill in the Panhandle's Walton County, tops out at 344 feet — the lowest state high point in the entire United States, lower even than Delaware's Ebright Azimuth (448 feet, the next-lowest). The rest of the list is a scatter of low sand ridges and rises reaching from the Panhandle down into central Florida's Lakeland/Polk County high ground, none topping 300 feet. The shortest hike in the group is Trinity Learning Center's 0.4-mile loop; Sixteenth Hill's 8.8-mile out-and-back is the longest. 8 more Florida summits are already queued in the database — these 7 are simply the ones with a confirmed route and elevation profile today.