Stations
There are four main stations on the West Orange Trail, each providing parking, restroom facilities, air station, bike racks and drinking fountains. All have picnic tables and playground and some, with concession stands. Bike and skates rental are available at the Killarney Station. The Chapin Station has a basketball court and tennis courts. Parking possibilities are also provided on several outposts located in between the stations, some with drinking fountain and portable toilet.
- Killarney Station (28°32′48.5″N 81°39′24.7″W / 28.546806°N 81.656861°W / 28.546806; -81.656861 (West Orange Trail - Killarney Station)) in Oakland on SR50 at the Lake/Orange County line, with entrance on 17299 SR438 (Old SR50).
- Winter Garden Station (28°34′0.1″N 81°34′53.1″W / 28.566694°N 81.581417°W / 28.566694; -81.581417 (West Orange Trail - Winter Garden Station)) on 455 E. Plant St. in downtown Winter Garden
- Chapin Station (28°34′56.7″N 81°34′4.3″W / 28.582417°N 81.567861°W / 28.582417; -81.567861Coordinates: 28°34′56.7″N 81°34′4.3″W / 28.582417°N 81.567861°W / 28.582417; -81.567861) on 501 Crown Point Cross Rd. in Winter Garden
- Apopka Station (28°40′35.3″N 81°30′25.4″W / 28.676472°N 81.507056°W / 28.676472; -81.507056 (West Orange Trail - Apopka Station)) on 111 S. Forest Ave. in Apopka
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