Slough Slog
Ready for a hands-on experience of the River of Grass? With only the sound of the wind and your footsteps, explore a side of the Everglades that most people never see by getting your feet wet in an off-trail hike. Slough slogging gives you a hands-on view of the River of Grass and reveals the hidden world of a cypress dome. Join a Ranger on one of our slough slogs for a guided walk into this fascinating environment. All participants must bring the following: - Sunscreen *This program is limited to 15 participants. To sign up or for additional information, visit the Ernest F. Coe Visitor Center or call 305-242-7700. Participants must be 12 years of age or older. Slogs are scheduled this season for Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, and Fridays at 2pm. Reservations required. Check Schedule of Events for additional information
Visitors participating in a slog
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Did You Know?
The endangered Florida Panther is closely monitored in Everglades National Park by aircraft and radio collars. Information about territory, movement, and food preference is critical in managing the future of this remarkable animal.