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Robert Is Here
1h
Since 1959, this iconic family-owned establishment has been a haven for fruit enthusiasts. The stand boasts a kaleidoscope of flavors, from exotic tropical fruits to classic favorites.
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10m
Stop and snap a commemorate picture here at the national park's entrance sign!
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Ernest F. Coe Visitor Center
1h
This eco-friendly center provides a comprehensive introduction to the park's unique ecosystem.
With informative exhibits, interactive displays, and knowledgeable park rangers, visitors gain insights into the diverse flora and fauna of the Everglades.
The center also offers ranger-led programs, guided tours, and practical information for exploring the park's trails and waterways.
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Royal Palm Visitor Center
30m
Surrounded by verdant landscapes, this visitor center serves as a hub for exploration. Visitors can embark on spectacular scenic trails, immersing themselves in the rich biodiversity.
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1h
This tranquil trail meanders through a captivating pine rockland habitat, where sunlight filters through the canopy, illuminating the unique flora.
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Pa-hay-okee Trail
1h
This trail offers a breathtaking panorama of the park's vast and distinctive landscapes.
Rising above the sawgrass prairies, the tower provides a stunning vantage point, allowing visitors to absorb the immensity of the "River of Grass."
The accompanying trail winds through this unique habitat, adorned with informative markers detailing the ecosystem's intricacies.
As guests ascend the tower, they are rewarded with sweeping views of the expansive marshlands and distant horizons.
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Mahogany Hammock
1h
The Mahogany Hammock Trail invites explorers into a lush and enchanting tropical oasis.
Nestled within a hardwood hammock, this boardwalk trail meanders through a dense canopy of towering mahogany and gumbo-limbo trees. Visitors are immersed in a world teeming with vibrant plant life and the melodies of resident bird species.
The boardwalk ensures an easy and accessible journey, offering glimpses of rare epiphytes and wildlife.
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Paurotis Pond
1h
This shallow freshwater expanse is adorned with a dense cluster of paurotis palms, creating a picturesque scene.
The reflective waters mirror the swaying palms and the vibrant hues of the surrounding vegetation.
It's a prime spot for birdwatching, with wading birds and waterfowl gracing the area.
Nature enthusiasts can explore the pond's edges, observing the delicate balance of this unique ecosystem.
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Nine Mile Pond Canoe Trail
2h
This paddling canoe trail, winding through the park's iconic sawgrass prairies and mangrove forests, offers a unique aquatic adventure.
Kayakers and canoers navigate the winding waterway, encountering a diversity of wildlife from alligators to wading birds.
The still waters mirror the ever-changing skies, creating a captivating visual symphony.
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2m
This scenic trail meanders along the edge of West Lake, offering panoramic views of the expansive freshwater marsh. Tall grasses sway in the breeze, providing a picturesque backdrop to the serene waters.
Nature enthusiasts can explore the trail on foot or by canoe, immersing themselves in the tranquility of this pristine environment.
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Flamingo Visitor Center
1h
Overlooking Florida Bay, this coastal haven offers a panoramic spectacle of mangrove islands and azure waters.
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Anhinga Trail
2h
The Anhinga and Gumbo Limbo Trails intertwine to offer a captivating journey through Everglades National Park's diverse landscapes.
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HM69 Nike Missile Base
1h
The Nike Missile Site preserves a Cold War-era relic, offering visitors a glimpse into the nation's military history.
Nestled amidst the subtropical wilderness, the site once housed surface-to-air missiles ready to defend against potential threats. Exploring the well-preserved remains and interpretive exhibits, visitors gain insights into the strategic significance of this former military installation.
The juxtaposition of military infrastructure against the natural backdrop serves as a thought-provoking reminder of historical tensions
