The Jupiter Island Traverse runs the iconic barrier isle’s full 16.47-mile length from the St. Lucie Inlet Marker at the northern terminus to the white gate of Jupiter Inlet Beach Club at the southern end. The route follows publicly accessible mangrove trails, protected dunes, and Atlantic coastline for 6 miles and then onto paved South Beach Road to traverse one of Florida’s most historic and scenic barrier islands.

The Centennial Trail is a nearly 40-mile paved recreational trail for pedestrians and non-motorized vehicles that stretches from the Washington/Idaho state line to Nine Mile Campground in Nine Mile Falls, Washington.  It was designated a National Recreation Trail on May 24, 2010, joining 30 other recreational trails in 15 states. The trail is managed by Washington State Parks as Centennial Trail State Park, but maintained cooperatively by each jurisdiction the trail travels through.