Welcome to the Treasure Island Beach Trail
Treasure Island, Florida has been blessed with one of the most beautiful beaches in the world making it a premier Florida Vacation destination. To make it easy for all to enjoy the best Mother Nature has to offer in Florida, Treasure Island has built and maintained a paved walkway which makes Treasure Island's Beach accessible to all Treasure Island residents and visitors to Treasure Island. The Treasure Island Beach Trail helps make Treasure Island the perfect place for that Florida family vacation.
The Treasure Island Beach Trail offers all:
Safety
Pedestrians, bicyclists, skaters and runners are able to travel along our beach while avoiding the dangers or Gulf Blvd.
Walking Ease
Most beaches are not accessible to those with physical challenges. The Treasure Island Beach Trails makes Treasure Island's beach a viable part of everyone's Treasure Island experience.
Beach Weddings
The beach along the Treasure Island Beach Trail is the perfect location for a Florida Beach Wedding. Treasure Island's wide white sand beach, adjoining hotels and skilled area Beach Wedding Planners make Treasure Island the perfect location for your special day.
Photographers’ tips for getting postcard-worthy Florida sunset
Most of the magic occurs after the sunset, the pros say. Take a lot of pictures and turn around to see how the setting sun is coloring the landscape.
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Trail Events
Honda Grand Prix of St. Petersburg
The Honda Grand Prix of St. Petersburg takes place March 23-25, 2012 and is run on a 1.8-mile, 14-turn waterfront circuit that includes a combination of adjacent downtown streets circling Pioneer Park, the Progress Energy Center for the Arts, the Salvador Dali Museum and extending onto the runways at Albert Whitted Airport, which overlook the Bay and picturesque St. Petersburg Harbor and Marina.
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Treasure Island Beach Trail News
Treasure Island Chamber pitches RNC beach event
The Treasure Island Chamber of Commerce is seeking city approval for a sand sculpting event on the beach in conjunction with the Republican National Convention in Tampa.
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DOT wants your reaction to crosswalk improvements on Gulf Boulevard
Crossing Gulf Boulevard anywhere on the beaches is daunting and often dangerous — a task the state Department of Transportation hopes to make a bit easier and a lot safer.
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Treasure Island Police - Would-be flag thief cited for bad ID
A 30-year-old Safety Harbor woman who decided to grab a crossing flag on Gulf Boulevard ended up with a citation from police on another matter.
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Treasure Island residents to get a look at beach trail design on Tuesday
The newest design for the beach trail will be unveiled at 6 p.m. Tuesday to residents and business owners.
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Treasure Island needs more than $9M for capital projects
The city needs more than $9 million to complete four major capital projects within the next two years.
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Treasure Island approves signal, crosswalk to help Gulf Boulevard pedestrians
Eighteen months after a pedestrian was killed crossing Gulf Boulevard, the city is poised to spend more than $300,000 for a new traffic signal and crosswalks that officials hope will significantly improve pedestrian safety.
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Learn more about the bird life in the area at Pinellas Bird Life - pinellasbirds.com
Hop on the Suncoast Beach TrolleySM and you can explore all of the unique beach communities from its beginning at Park Street Terminal in downtown Clearwater to 75th Avenue and Gulf Boulevard. Check out the shops on Corey Avenue, enjoy the sights at John's Pass Village, or just take in a beautiful sunset. It's the fun, easy, and affordable way to do and see everything you want to on the beach. The Suncoast Beach TrolleySM runs every 20 - 30 minutes from 5:05 a.m. to 10:10 p.m., Monday through Thursday and Sunday, including holidays, with service until midnight on Friday and Saturday. Look for special trolley bus stop signs located frequently along the route. In addition to the services along Gulf Boulevard, connector routes run between the coast and downtown St. Petersburg. PSTA Bus Operators do not carry cash or make change, exact fare is required. The bus and trolley fare is just $2.00 per ride, or ride all day with an Unlimited Daily GO Card. GO Cards are $4.50 and are available onboard the trolleys, buses, or at various locations countywide. The fare boxes are equipped to handle $1, $5 and $10 bills but do not give change. Click here for the trolley schedule.
