Everglades National Park has three entrances from land and one main entrance area with facilities from the water. These are:

• Gulf Coast Visitor Center, on the northwest tip of the Park 
• Shark Valley Visitor Center, on the northern central edge of the Park 
• Ernest F. Coe Visitor Center, on the eastern edge of the Park 
• Royal Palm Visitor Center, just a few miles inside the Homestead entrance to the Park, after Ernest Coe Visitor Center 
• Big Cypress National Preserve Visitor Center, in Big Cypress National Preserve, next to Everglades National Park 
• Flamingo Visitor Center, on the southern coast, accessible by water and via Ernest F. Coe Visitor Center 

Each of these entrances and visitor centers offers a different angle on the Everglades, and depending on where you’re driving from, and what you plan to do, each one offers different activities as well.

signs marking the trails, and easy pull-off spots for your car. They make it easy to explore and get outside your car to see the wildlife and the plants that make up the Everglades National Park.

• Gumgo-Limbo Trail

  This trail is half a mile long.

• Anhinga Trail

  It’s also half a mile long.

• Pa-hay-okee Overlook

• Pineland Trail

• Mahogany Hammock Trail

• West Lake Trail

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