Situated between Miami and Hollywood, Amelia Earhart Park is a good destination spot for those who’d like a longer off-road running opportunity. This 515-acre park contains 5 lakes and several miles of trails that are great for running. A perimeter loop of the park is 4 miles. This park is also popular for mountain biking, so please use caution. West of the park is very pleasant for running, with windy, low-trafficked roads.
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- Perimeter loop is about 4 miles
- Parking lot
- Off E. 65th St. in Hialeah
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