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Everglades National Park
Ranger - Led Programs
 

The park offers a variety of ranger led programs during its two seasons – “Wet Season” May – November and “Dry Season” December – April.  The pleasant weather in our dry season brings with it an increase in our visitors and ranger led programs. 

Please check here for current schedules or contact the main park reception (305-242-7700) or the visitor centers in the park for current information  on programs that explore the wonders of Everglades National Park through walks, talks, canoes, kayaks or bicycles.

Hope to see you there!

Shark Valley... Ranger guided programs are offered at Shark Valley throughout the year.  Click here for programs through April 12, 2009.  After April 12 contact the Shark Valley Visitor Center (305-221-8776) for updated schedules of activities.

Gulf Coast... Ranger guided programs are also available throughout the year at the Gulf Coast Visitor Center (239-695-3311). 

Flamingo...  Some ranger-guided programs will be offered at Flamingo through April 20, 2009. For detailed information you can contact the Flamingo Visitor Center directly (239-695-2945).

Royal Palm... Ranger guided programs are available throughout the year at the Royal Palm area of the park, please contact the main park number directly for current programs (305-242-7700).

Royal Palm has additional programs for the weekends (June 20-21, July 18-19 and August 15-16) that the national parks will be lifting their admission fees.  Please click "Fee Free Weekends" for the program schedule.

 

 

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Did You Know?  

Did You Know?
The Everglades Ecosystem provides a home to over 350 documented species of birds. Numerous visitors make the journey to the park every year to see some of our more rare and endangered species.

Last Updated: June 08, 2009 at 09:46 EST