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If you’re living in Miami’s midtown and looking for places to embark on long walks, ideally covering a distance of 2-3 miles, you’re not alone. Many residents have been exploring options beyond the usual routes, such as the pedestrian path from mid beach to south, or the walk up to Morningside park. While these are great options, they often require driving, and in the case of Morningside park, parts of it are still under construction. Walking down Biscayne Blvd to downtown is another alternative, but it can become monotonous. So, where else can you go for a long walk without having to drive initially or walk through sketchy or unsafe neighborhoods? Let’s delve into some recommendations from social media users.
Answers from Social Media
Various suggestions have emerged from a discussion on Reddit. One user recommends the Venetian bridge, which is within walking distance from midtown. Another suggests The Underline, a trail that starts in Brickell and goes to The Grove, eventually reaching Dadeland. You can find more information about it on their website…