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Everglades National Park
(Everglades national Park)
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25 ° 28 ′ 23 ″ N 80 ° 44 ′ 53 ″ W
Official site

the everglades national park is a united states national park located south of the state of Florida.

Understand

Everglades National Park was created to protect a very fragile ecosystem.

To go

By plane

  • 1 Miami International Airport Logo indicating a link to the websiteLogo indicating a wikipedia link
  • 2 Everglades City Airport (Everglades Airport) , Logo indicating a telephone number  1 239-642-7878

By car

  • From the Ernest F. Coe main entrance, you have to count:
  • 72 km to Miami International Airport.
  • 18 km to Homestead.
  • 80 km to Shark Valley (north).
  • 148 km, to the Gulf Coast entrance (northwest).
  • 61 km, to Key Largo.
  • 217 km, to Key West.

Information

  • 1 Ernest F. Coe Visitor Center  – To the east, it is the main entrance to the park.
  • 2 Royal Palm Visitor Center Logo indicating a link to the website – Located at 7 km after the main entrance.
  • 3 Flamingo Visitor Center Logo indicating a link to the website – Located at 61 km after the main entrance.
  • 4 Shark Valley Visitor Center Logo indicating a link to the website – Located at the entrance to the north of the park on the US41.
  • 5 Gulf Coast Visitor Center Logo indicating a link to the website – Located northwest of the park by the US41 then the US29
  • Technical map of the park Logo indicating a link to the website

Circulate

  • There is only one road in the park, it is from the main entrance Ernest F. Coe.
  • 1 Main entrance to the park  – By the US9336. From the Ernest F. Coe main entrance to the Flamingo Visitor Center, it takes 61 km.
  • 2 Shark Valley North Entrance  – By the US41.
  • 3 Gulf Coast Northwest Entrance  – Via the US41 then the US29.

To see

Starting points for excursions: footpath, canoe, bike etc ... because everything is to do and see. Main easy access ... and it's flat.

  • 1 Royal palm
  • 2 Flamingo
  • 3 Shark Valley
  • 4 Gulf Coast - Everglades City
  • Everglades Museum in Everglades City

Do

Photography

- Imagine dozens of photographers at h in the morning on the shore of a small lake, waiting for a flight or a flapping of the wings ... sumptuous.

Trek

Observation trails (http://www.nps.gov/ever/planyourvisit/hiking-trails.htm)

Royal palm

  • 1 Pine Island Trails Logo indicating a link to the website – Set of observation trails around Royal Palm.
  • 2 Anhinga Trail Logo indicating a link to the website
  • 3 Gumbo Limbo Trail
  • 4 Long Pine Key Trails
  • 5 Pineland Walking Trail
  • 6 Pahayokee Overlook Logo indicating a link to the website
  • 7 Mahogany Hammock Trail Logo indicating a link to the website
  • 8 West Lake

Flamingo

  • Flamingo Hiking Trails Logo indicating a link to the website – Set of observation trails around Flamingo.
  • 9 Snake Bight Trail
  • 10 Rowdy Bend Trail
  • 11 Christian Point Trail
  • 12 Bear Lake Trail
  • 13 Eco Pond Loop
  • 14 Guy Bradley Trail
  • 15 Bayshore Loop Trail
  • 16 Coastal Prairie Trail

Shark Valley

  • Shark Valley Trails Logo indicating a link to the website – Set of observation trails around Shark Valley.
  • 17 Bobcat Boardwalk Trail Logo indicating a link to the website
  • 18 Otter Cave Hammock Trail Logo indicating a link to the website
  • 19 Tram Road Logo indicating a link to the website

Gulf Coast

  • Gulf Coast Trails Logo indicating a link to the website – Set of observation trails around Everglades City- Gulf Coast.
  • From Gulf Coast to Flamingo Logo indicating a link to the website

Bike

  • Bicycle or bicycle routes Logo indicating a link to the website

Canoe

  • Flamingo Canoe Trails Logo indicating a link to the website – Canoe around Flamingo.
  • 20 9 Mile Pond (Nine Mile Pond Canoe Trail) Logo indicating a link to the website19 km before Flamingo – Canoe around Flamingo.
  • 21 Noble Hammock Canoe Trail  – Canoe around Flamingo.
  • 22 Hell bay (Hell’s Bay Canoe Trail) Logo indicating a link to the website9,5 km before Flamingo – Canoe around Flamingo.
  • Paddling in the Everglades and Big Cypress Logo indicating a link to the website Everglades city Gulf Coast – Canoe around the Gulf Coast.
  • The Ten Thousand Islands (Ten Thousand Islands) Logo indicating a link to the website – Canoe around the Gulf Coast.
  • 23 Gulf Coast Area Canoe Trips Logo indicating a link to the website – Turner River. Canoe around the Gulf Coast.
  • 24 Wilderness Waterway  – Canoeing from Gulf Coast to Flamingo on 160 km.

Boat and Hydrofoil

  • Flamingo Logo indicating a link to the website
  • Gulf Coast Logo indicating a link to the website – Several establishments (at least 7) ​​for airboat rides.

Peach

  • Freshwater fishing (Freshwater Fishing) Logo indicating a link to the website
  • Saltwater fishing (Saltwater Fishing) Logo indicating a link to the website

Observation

Plant areas

  • Canopy
  • Hammocks
  • Mangrove
  • Swamp
  • Pine forest
  • Marl meadows

Plants

SeaweedBromeliad and Spanish mossesWild coffeeVirginia Oak (Quercus virginiana)Palm kale
CypressFernGumbo-limbosIndigoberry whiteMarisk
OrchidMangrovePalm tree (Sabal palmsPeriphytonPine
Eelgrass

Animals

- Here are non-exhaustive lists.

Mammal

Virginia deerSwamp rabbitBobcatFlorida Panther (Cougar, Puma)Opossum
Black bearRaccoonEverglades mink

Bird

EgretTricolor egretSkimmerGrasshopper SparrowCardinal
Barred owlMangrove cuckoo and other CuculidaeBrown CurlanHawkGull
GrebeHeronIbisLanidMarsh Kite
MiminiShorebirdYellow warblerPelicanPeak
White cross pigeonBald EagleMarsh blackbirdRoseate SpoonbillTern
StrurnellaAmerican tantalum

Fish or marine animal

BarracudaCoralCrabShrimpCrayfish
SpongeCaribbean manateeStingraySharkFreshwater turtle
Hawksbill turtleSea turtleGreen turtle

Reptile

AlligatorCrocodileRattlesnakeWater moccasin

To buy

In visitor centers

Eat

  • A Flamingo

Housing

Camping

  • Details for camping Logo indicating a link to the website
  • 1 Long Pine Key Campground Logo indicating a link to the website
  • 2 Flamingo Campground Logo indicating a link to the website
  • Camp site from Gulf Coast Everglades City (Gulf Coast Campsite) Logo indicating a link to the website
  • Wild camping Logo indicating a link to the website

Hotel

No hostelry in the park. Nearby east to Homestead, west to Everglades City.

Around

  • 1 Miami
  • Biscayne national park
  • Big Cypress National Preserves
  • Everglades and Francis S. Taylor Wildlife Management Aréa
  • Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee national Wildlife Refuge
  • JW Corbett Wildlife Management Area
  • 2 Key West
  • Key West national Wildlife Refuge
  • National Key Deer Refuge
  • Dry Totugas National Park.
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