Discover one of Florida’s greatest outdoor treasures as author Max Shulman presents The Marjorie Harris Carr Cross Florida Greenway Trail Guide... and More. Learn about the 110-mile Greenway and its remarkable network of more than 300 miles of trails stretching from the Gulf of Mexico to the St. Johns River. Through stunning photography, detailed maps, and firsthand experiences, Max will highlight hiking, biking, kayaking, equestrian adventures, campgrounds, Florida’s first land bridge, and the diverse landscapes that make this trail system unlike any other in the state. Whether you're an avid outdoor enthusiast or simply curious about Florida's hidden natural wonders, this engaging presentation will inspire your next adventure!
Cup of Butternut Squash BisqueMixed Greens with Sliced Herb-Grilled Chicken, Dried Cranberries, Candied Pecans, Apples, and Crumbled Feta with a Maple Balsamic VinaigretteDinner Rolls with ButterApple Crisp with Whipped Cream
11:30 AM Doors│ 12 PM Lunch│1-2 PM Presentation
Reserved seating is arranged at tables of eight. Seating within your assigned table is first come, first served, and guests may sit anywhere at their reserved table. Once a table has been selected, seating locations may not be changed. All sales are final. If you have any dietary restrictions or special meal requests, please notify our staff at the time of registration, as day-of requests may not be accommodated. Registration closes Thursday, October 1 at 3:00 PM
Max Shulman is an outdoor enthusiast, author, and longtime advocate for Florida’s natural and historical treasures. As co-author of Cross Florida Greenway Trail Adventure, Max has dedicated years to exploring and documenting the remarkable landscapes, waterways, and history of the Marjorie Harris Carr Cross Florida Greenway. Through his work with Treasures of the Trails, he helps connect people with Florida’s unique outdoor experiences, from hiking and paddling to discovering the fascinating story of the Cross Florida Barge Canal. His presentations blend local history, conservation, and adventure, inspiring audiences to explore one of Florida’s most significant and scenic corridors.
