Everglades
- Florida
photo: NPS - Miguel Salas
Why go there?
Everglades National Park is the ultimate wilderness experience. It's the third largest national park in the lower 48 states and home to 200,000 alligators, the elusive Florida panther, and untold numbers of Burmese pythons. The Everglades is also the largest subtropical wilderness in America, making it a great place for biking, canoeing, fresh and saltwater fishing. And be sure to take a ranger-led tour to deepen your experience.
See some highlights
25°23'17.78"N, 80°52'48.91"W
Everglades
Florida
These Gators Are Made for Watching (Birds and Manatees Too!)
Parks Channel Programs
Wildlife viewing
Bird and wildlife viewing
Boating
Canoeing & kayaking
Ranger programs
25°23'17.78"N, 80°52'48.91"W
Everglades
Florida
National Parks in the History of Science: Island Biogeography
Center For Environmental Filmmaking
Wildlife viewing
Beaches
Conservation
25°45'27.56"N, 80°46'46.48"W
Everglades
Florida
How the US Government Broke the Everglades
National Park Diaries
Wetlands
Conservation
