
Pa-hay-okee Trail
A quarter-mile boardwalk to an elevated overlook with the park's classic "river of grass" sawgrass-prairie view.

A freshwater borrow pit off the main park road, about 15 miles from the entrance, popular for freshwater fishing.
Sisal Pond is a freshwater borrow pit located about 15 miles from the park's main entrance, accessible from the main park road or via the connecting Long Pine Key trail network. It's a designated scenic and fishing spot rather than a hiking destination in its own right — a place to stop for freshwater fishing or a quiet look at the pond's wildlife.
It's an easy add-on for visitors already exploring the Long Pine Key area, rather than a standalone destination worth a special trip.
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A quarter-mile boardwalk to an elevated overlook with the park's classic "river of grass" sawgrass-prairie view.

The famous "Elevation 3 Feet" sign — a quick, iconic photo stop on the main park road about 12 miles from the east entrance.

Over 22 miles of connected trails through pine rockland, running from the Long Pine Key Campground to Pine Glades Lake.

An 11-mile out-and-back hiking and biking route along the crumbling remains of the park's first-ever road, opened in 1922.

A 0.4-mile paved loop through rare pine rockland habitat, a short detour off the main park road near Long Pine Key.

A 0.7-mile loop at the Long Pine Key picnic area through tropical hammock back to the lakeshore.