Explore the Tranquility of National Wildlife Refuge Canoe Trail 4

Getting There

• Car

  If you are already within Fakahatchee Strand Preserve State Park, start by heading south on Janes Scenic Drive. Continue driving for approximately 10 miles until you reach the intersection with State Road 29. Turn right onto State Road 29 and continue for about 5 miles. Look for signs indicating the entrance to the National Wildlife Refuge. Once you arrive at the entrance, there may be a small fee for parking, typically around $5. After parking, follow the marked trails to reach Canoe Trail 4.

• Public Transportation

  Currently, there is limited public transportation available directly to Fakahatchee Strand Preserve State Park. However, you can take a bus to Naples, FL, then use a rideshare service (like Uber or Lyft) to reach the park. Once you arrive at the park entrance, you will need to pay a parking fee of approximately $5. From there, follow the signs and marked trails to access National Wildlife Refuge canoe trail 4.

• Bicycle

  If you prefer cycling, you can ride your bicycle along Janes Scenic Drive. Ensure you are well-equipped, as the roads can be rural and may not have dedicated bike lanes. Once you reach the entrance to the National Wildlife Refuge, you can lock your bike at the designated area and proceed to walk the trails leading to Canoe Trail 4. Remember to bring water and sun protection, as there may not be shade on the routes.