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Everglades National Park
Things To Do
 

A vast expanse of roughly 1.5 million acres, there seems no end to the adventures that can be found in Everglades National Park. 
 
You may find yourself spending a morning photographing the birds, an afternoon might be spent hiking and seeing the alligators taking advantage of the warmth of the sun, you might take a tour with a ranger or just spend an evening enjoying the warmth of your campfire. 

With so many adventures you may have no idea what you would like to do, so, for some ideas click on the links above.

 
Alligator enjoying Shark Valley's sunshine.
Ever see an alligator using a turtle for a pillow?
 
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Boater Education Course
Learn more about safe boating
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Roseate Spoonbills Wading on a Flat
Trip Planner
The 2007-2008 issue is now available for download
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Monthly Art exhibit at Coe Visitor Center
Coe Visitor Center Art Exhibit
Changes monthly
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Interpretive Trail Symbol
Trail Information
At your fingertips!
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Prescribed Fire in Everglades National Park  

Did You Know?
On April 21, 1958, Everglades National Park conducted the first prescribed fire for ecological management in both the Park and the National Park Service. This burn pioneered using fire as a resource management tool nationwide.

Last Updated: January 05, 2009 at 16:44 EST