The Tamiami Trail runs along the Tamiami Canal, and the Canal plays a crucial role in managing water flow through the Everglades. It was originally...
Read MoreThe ValueJet 592 flight memorial in Big Cypress National Preserve commemorates the tragic crash of Flight 592 on May 11, 1996. The memorial stands as...
Read MoreAt Shark Valley, visitors can explore the landscape via a 15-mile loop trail, which can be traversed on foot, by bicycle, or aboard a narrated...
Read MoreThe Miccosukee Indian Village invites visitors to experience a glimpse into the traditional lifestyle of the tribe, featuring authentic thatched-roof homes, chickee huts, and handcrafted...
Read MoreSpanning 27 miles, this picturesque route winds through cypress swamps and pine forests, offering a glimpse into the diverse ecosystems of the region. The road...
Read MoreThis interpretive trail, approximately 1.5 miles long, unveils the enchanting world of the rare Florida tree snail. Wander through diverse ecosystems, from cypress swamps to...
Read MoreVisit the gallery of legendary Everglades photographer Clyde Butcher. Butcher's dedication to preserving the Everglades extends far beyond his photography. He is a vocal advocate...
Read MoreAt the Oasis Visitor Center, interactive exhibits and educational displays provide insights into the unique ecosystems, wildlife, and cultural history of Big Cypress. Knowledgeable park...
Read MoreThis is a 5-mile, round-trip, strenuous hike along the Big Cypress Scenic Loop. Hikers may encounter cypress trees, sawgrass prairies, and various wildlife species, including...
Read MoreKirby Storter Roadside Park is a natural haven along Tamiami Trail. This scenic spot boasts a boardwalk trail winding through lush cypress swamps, offering an...
Read MoreA short boardwalk snakes through cypress swamps, its wooden slats leading you over tranquil canals. Beyond the boardwalk, a raised platform grants panoramic views of...
Read MoreServes as a quirky hub for enthusiasts and curious visitors intrigued by the legendary creature known as the Skunk Ape. The headquarters features exhibits detailing...
Read MoreVisit the smallest post office in the continental US! Housed in a former toolshed, this postage-stamp-sized establishment has become a beloved roadside attraction. Serving the...
Read MoreNamed after environmental advocate Nathaniel Reed, this modern facility offers a warm welcome to nature enthusiasts. Surrounded by the unique ecosystems of Big Cypress, the...
Read MoreChokoloskee Island is a haven for fishing enthusiasts, offering abundant opportunities to explore its mangrove-lined waterways. The village, with its small population, exudes a laid-back...
Read MoreHoused in the former laundry building of the Collier Inn, the museum chronicles the captivating history of this unique region. Exhibits showcase the area's Native...
Read MoreThe approximately 3-mile loop trail offers a immersive journey through diverse ecosystems, including cypress swamps and pine flatwoods. Visitors traverse elevated boardwalks and well-maintained paths,...
Read MoreSpanning approximately 2 miles, the trail meanders along an elevated boardwalk, providing visitors with unobstructed views of the expansive marshes and their diverse wildlife. Interpretive...
Read MoreEncompassing over 7,200 acres, the park blends tropical hammocks, mangrove swamps, and cypress forests. A highlight is the one-of-a-kind Bay City Walking Dredge, a historic...
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