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Bear Creek Trail Closed Indefinitely Due to High Water in Winter Springs

The Bear Creek Trail in Winter Springs is closed indefinitely due to high water levels. City officials urge residents to respect closure signs for public safety.

10/09/2026 · Winter Springs edition

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Winter Springs officials closed the Bear Creek Trail indefinitely Tuesday due to recent heavy rains and high water levels. The closure affects access to the popular recreational area, frequented by walkers, joggers and dog owners.

The decision prioritizes public safety as Bear Creek's water levels approach those seen during past storm seasons. City officials are monitoring the situation and urge residents to observe closure signs and avoid the trail.

The trail is a key path for walking, jogging and cycling. Updates on the trail's reopening will be posted on the city's official website and social media channels.

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