Gainesville-Hawthorne State Trail in Alachua County, Florida

Gainesville-Hawthorne State Trail in Alachua County is an abandoned railway. It runs in an east-west direction and crosses Park Service Road, Camp Ranch Road, Southeast 30 Street, Southeast 60th Terrace, Southeast 90 Court, Southeast 92 Terrace, Southeast 96th Terrace, Southeast 107 Boulevard, South County Road 325, Southeast 152 Street, Southeast 156 Terrace and Southeast 169 Street. It ends in a cul-de-sac and connects Alachua County and Gainesville. Nearby there is among others a place of worship.

Bicycle: designated
Road Type: bike path
Route: east-west

Places of worship

Third Bethel Baptist Church (baptist).

Streets nearby

Kathy Cantwell Trail

Susan Wright Trail

Susan Wight Trail

Julia Reiskind Trail

Wayne Clements Trail

County Road 2082

Jane Walker Trail

Southeast 90 Court

Southeast 64 Place

Southeast 92 Terrace

Southeast 96th Terrace

Southeast 30 Street

Southeast 60th Terrace

Southeast 73 Drive

Turpentine Loop

Southeast 107 Terrace

Southeast 55th Drive

White Pond Loop

Southeast 107 Boulevard

Lakeshore Drive

Southeast 69th Way

Southeast 64th Way

Southeast 14th Lane

Southeast 31 Place

Southeast 50th Street

Southeast 49th Drive

Southeast 20th Avenue

Southeast 48th Terrace

Southeast 51st Street

Hawthorne Assembly of God, Grove Park, The Highway Church of the Apostle Faith

Southeast 19th Avenue

Southeast 7th Place

Southeast 74th Street

Newnans Lake Homesites

Southeast 12 Lane

Southeast 73rd Terrace

Southeast 6th Avenue

Southeast 75th Street

Cemeteries nearby

Prairie Creek Conservation Cemetery

Dams nearby

Camp Canal Dike

Nature reserves nearby

Prairie Creek Preserve

Parks nearby

Earl P. Powers Park

Palm Point Park

Streams nearby

Waters nearby

Other nearby

Phifer Substation #36 CLAY