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

An 11-mile out-and-back hiking and biking route along the crumbling remains of the park's first-ever road, opened in 1922.
Old Ingraham Highway follows the remnants of the first motorway ever built to Flamingo, opened in 1922 and long since replaced by the modern main park road. Today it's an out-and-back hiking and biking trail of roughly 11 miles one way through pine rockland and past small ponds, with the old road's crumbling limestone surface still visible in places.
It's a flat, straightforward route popular with cyclists covering more ground than the shorter boardwalk trails allow, and with hikers looking for a longer, quieter walk through the Long Pine Key area. There's no shade for most of the route, so plan for sun exposure and bring more water than you think you'll need.
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A 0.7-mile loop at the Long Pine Key picnic area through tropical hammock back to the lakeshore.

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

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

A shady, sign-lined loop through the heart of the Everglades ecosystem.

Boardwalk trails, wild alligators, and some of the best wildlife viewing in Everglades National Park.

A 0.8-mile boardwalk loop that's the single most reliable spot in the park to see alligators, anhingas, and wading birds up close.