Bayside Inn Key Largo

This is a short trail that features informational signs to educate visitors on the flora and fauna in the area. There are not many views along the trail, however, there are many opportunities to view wildlife and wildflowers. The trail can become muddy during wet conditions and waterproof shoes are recommended.

This is a short but scenic trail that escapes many crowds on the other trails in the park. There are informational signs along the way to educate visitors on the local flora and fauna in the area. The trail surface is made of a soft dirt trail lined with coral and ends at a citrus farm with avocado, lemon, and mangoes to look at.

This is many users' favorite local spot to SUP, canoe, or kayak! Please note, this is not intended as a hiking trail and is only available for paddling. The waters are calm and peaceful, making for an enjoyable paddle out on the water. Enjoy the mangrove tunnels and observe the birdlife in the area.

Sections of this trail close periodically due to flooding. Please check with the park desk before attempting. This is a great walk with a diverse landscape if you’re making your way through the Keys! While this path is partially paved, it's mostly a gravel path through the forest. Users recommend bringing bug spray due to the number of bugs present in the warm months.

This is a paved trail that has interpretive signs along the route. According to wheelchairtraveling.com: Dagny-Johnson Key Largo Hammock Botanical State Park is at the intersection of US1 and County Road 905 has an accessible paved nature trail. Accessibility: There is 1 designated accessible space in the paved parking lot off of County Road 905 at the west end of the trail. It is van-accessible with striped access aisles. The trail surface is paved asphalt and smooth. It is typically at...