• Everglades National Park - As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this park conserves one of the world’s largest tropical wetlands. Renowned for its expansive sawgrass prairies, mangroves, and distinctive wildlife such as alligators and wading birds, it is a paradise for nature enthusiasts and adventurers.
• Everglades Outpost - Located near the park, this wildlife rescue center rehabilitates both native and exotic animals. Visitors can observe rescued animals, gain insights into conservation efforts, and join educational tours.
• Flamingo Visitor Center - The southernmost visitor center provides information on the park’s ecology, offers boat rentals, and boasts scenic views of Florida Bay. It is perfect for kayaking, birdwatching, and spotting manatees and crocodiles.
• Gumbo Limbo Trail - This short, shaded trail meanders through a tropical hardwood hammock, featuring lush vegetation like gumbo limbo trees and ferns. It offers a tranquil walk with opportunities to observe wildlife and learn about the park’s plant diversity.
• Anhinga Trail - A favorite among visitors, this boardwalk loop guides guests through wetlands where they can closely observe alligators, anhingas, and herons. It is a must-see for wildlife lovers.
• Mahogany Hammock - This scenic road leads to Mahogany Hammock, winding through tropical hardwood forests. At its end, a boardwalk allows visitors to experience towering mahogany trees and dense vegetation.
• Ernest F. Coe Visitor Center - Named after a prominent park advocate, this visitor center showcases exhibits on the Everglades’ ecosystems, provides orientation resources, and offers ranger-led programs to enhance understanding of the park.
• Pa-Hay-Okee Lookout Tower - With sweeping views over the sawgrass prairies, this elevated boardwalk and observation tower is perfect for sunrise or sunset, offering a chance to appreciate the vastness of the Everglades.
• Pinelands Trailhead - This brief trail traverses a pine rockland ecosystem, one of the park’s rarest habitats. Visitors can see unique flora such as slash pines, palmettos, and wildflowers.
• Main Park Road - Running through the park’s core, this scenic road provides access to various trails, overlooks, and visitor centers. It is an excellent way to experience the park’s diverse ecosystems.
• Nine Mile Pond Canoe Trail - A marked canoe trail that weaves through mangroves, sawgrass marshes, and open ponds. It offers a serene adventure for paddlers to explore the unique wetland scenery and wildlife.
• Snake Bight - This picturesque trail leads through coastal prairie and mangrove forests, culminating in a view of Florida Bay. It is a favored route for birdwatchers, especially for observing wading birds.
• Christian Point Trail - A secluded trail that winds through coastal prairie and mangrove habitat. It is perfect for adventurous hikers seeking solitude and the opportunity to observe diverse birdlife.
• Eco Pond Trailhead - Situated near the Flamingo area, this trail loops around Eco Pond, a popular birdwatching site with views of wading birds and alligators. It offers a peaceful walk with interpretive signs about the area’s ecology.

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• GuideAlong (GyPSy Guide) Audio Tour: 45+ Points
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Download GuideAlong’s self-guided audio tour to explore the unique landscapes, amazing wildlife, and rich history of Everglades National Park. Get up close with alligators at the Everglades Alligator Farm, wander through a lush jungle of hardwood trees on the Mahogany Hammock Trail, watch birds at Eco Pond, and enjoy sweeping views from the Pa-Hay-Okee Lookout.

As you travel, listen to stories about the park’s ecological wonders and Native American tribes, which play automatically, enhancing your journey through one of the world’s most diverse ecosystems.

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