Margaritaville Beach House Key West

This paved pathway begins along the Florida Keys Overseas Heritage Trail which then connects to the Garrison Bight Causeway and provides scenic views over the water. There are many great restaurants and shops along the way to stop by and take a break. The Marina is a great spot to watch for dolphins! Accessibility: This trail is likely accessible for visitors using wheelchairs, mobility equipment, or strollers. Accessible Parking: Number of designated accessible spaces: 2 at the...

This is a paved cycling route around Key West that showcases some of the best parts of the island. This route will take you to multiple important historical landmarks of Key West as well as stops to appreciate the views of the water and the city. There is little to no shade along this route and sun protection is recommended.

This is a short trail that runs around the fort and along the beautiful turquoise water. There is a variety of incredible surroundings with a few trail offshoots that give visitors many viewpoints. While the trail may be short, it provides some great views of the fort and the ocean with a chance to observe the local wildlife.

This short nature trail located on Big Pine Key leads through an area of diverse vegetation including one of the last slash pine forests in the Florida Keys. The trail has interpretive signs along the pathway and is also great for wildlife viewing and birdwatching. The 1-mile hike is completely flat making it a great option for hikers of all skill levels. Accessibility: There is 1 designated accessible space in the partially paved parking lot off of Key Deer Boulevard at the east end of...

The Blue Hole is an old quarry that serves as a habitat for a number of animals, including alligators and a variety of bird species. While it is a short hike, there are many areas around the water to sit and enjoy the surroundings. This is a trail that the whole family will enjoy as it is easily accessible and flat.