Residence Inn Fort Myers Sanibel

Walk along the scenic coastline starting from Lynn Hall Park to Bowditch Point Park. This is a classic Florida beach walk, with sandy dunes and sea shells. At the northernmost point, visitors can observe fishing boats traveling across the Matanzas Pass. There are restrooms available at both ends of the route.

This trail starts at the Lighthouse where there is a fee to park. This route is a walk along the beach- sun protection is advised due to the lack of shade along the way. For more information, please visit the park page: http://www.mysanibel.com/Departments/Community-Services-Department/Public-Works-Including-Utility-and-Parks-Maintenance/Parks-Public-Beaches/Public-Beach-Information

This is a gorgeous park with paved and dirt paths and boardwalks around a lake. There are multiple playgrounds and other family-centered entertainment. Please be aware that dogs are prohibited. Accessibility: There are at least 8 designated accessible spaces in the large paved parking lot off of Gladiolus Drive at the south end of the trail. All of them are van-accessible with striped access aisles. The trail surface is boardwalks (with railings) or pavement and smooth. It is typically 4 to...

This mostly paved path is the best way to explore Sanibel Island. With over 22 miles of path, you can easily visit shops, restaurants, wildlife centers, and beach access areas. There are several bike rental shops for those who wish to travel via bicycle. The paths wander through local neighborhoods and under shady trees with many scenic views along the way.

Commodore Creek Trail is a kayaking trail located in J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge on Sanibel Island. This is a paddle route meant for kayaking, canoeing, or other forms of paddling- it is not a hiking route. This trail winds through mangroves and open bays past 17 checkpoints. Towards the end of the trail, around checkpoint 15, look for an exit sign. This will put you back on the trail headed in the opposite direction at around checkpoint 6. The creek is not very deep, but...