• Ernest F. Coe Visitor Center - Begin your self-guided driving tour at the Ernest F. Coe Visitor Center. Be sure to download the WalknTours app in advance and start the tour upon arrival. Discover the history of the Visitor Center before driving into the park.
• Mahogany Hammock Trail - Explore the Mahogany Hammock Trail, which leads you into one of the park’s most remarkable hardwood forests.

A raised boardwalk meanders through ancient mahogany trees, some of the largest in the country. This half-mile loop is shaded and tranquil, offering the chance to see barred owls or the elusive white-crowned pigeon. Hopefully, no pythons or alligators.

There are no restrooms available, and the walk takes about twenty to thirty minutes. The boardwalk is wheelchair accessible and suitable for all ages.

• Everglades National Park - This self-guided tour takes you through Everglades National Park, sharing its history, landmarks, upcoming attractions, stories, nature, wildlife, and more. Gain insights about the park and its surroundings as you drive. The GPS autoplay feature ensures the tour plays automatically as you travel, detailing each road and allowing you to stop at any time. Note that the park entrance fee is not included.
• Pinelands Trailhead - This marks the beginning of the short, paved Pinelands Trail. This easy 0.4-mile loop immerses visitors in one of Florida’s rarest ecosystems: the pine rocklands, featuring slash pines, palmetto bushes, and small tropical hardwood patches. The trail is wheelchair accessible and shaded.
• Pa-Hay-Okee Lookout Tower - The Pa-Hay-Okee Observation Tower, located ahead on the right, was constructed to offer visitors the same views once seen by Seminole scouts.

It includes a short boardwalk leading to an elevated platform with expansive panoramic views. While wildlife sightings are limited, it remains a worthwhile stop.

Notably, Pa-Hay-Okee translates to “Grassy Waters” in the Seminole language.

• Nine Mile Pond Trail - Our next destination, Nine Mile Pond, is named for its approximate distance of nine miles from Flamingo.
  The canoe trail is a 5.2-mile loop that winds through narrow channels, sawgrass prairies, and mangrove tunnels. It’s one of the park’s most popular paddling routes, offering experiences not accessible by road.
• Guy Bradley Visitor Center (at Flamingo) - The tour concludes at the Guy Bradley Visitor Center, where you can delve into the park’s history and learn more about its features.

• Guided Audio Driving tour on WalknTours app
• Location aware GPS tour that plays as you drive
• Go at your own pace, anytime, it never expires
• Easy to use, listen again anytime
• Learn about the stops as you drive

• No admission into the Everglades National Park. This is bought at the gate.

Curious about where to take a turn? Interested in what’s at each stop? Want to learn about the history of the Native peoples or the tales of the local wildlife? Ever wondered why there are so many pythons here and their origins? This drive takes you along the main road of the park. As you travel, keep an eye out for elevated observation towers, hidden boardwalk trails, and serene ponds. Listen to stories about the Seminole, the runways, and the Miccosukee peoples who named this land Pa-Hai-Okee, the early plume hunters, and the game warden who sacrificed his life to stop them. Discover the legends associated with Guy Bradley and the beginnings of wildlife conservation in America. Gain insights into the sites and learn what awaits at each turn-off. Uncover the story of the Everglades with this location-aware smartphone-guided driving tour on the WalknTours app. It plays as you drive, sharing the rich history. Please note, this does not include the park ticket fee; it is solely the audio guide for the drive.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.