Florida Parks: Explore Everglades National Park

The Everglades is classified as a World Heritage Site, an International Biosphere Reserve and a Wetlands of International Importance, among other titles. It is home to alligators, crocodiles, manatees, the Florida panther and hundreds of species of birds, and attracts adventurers and sightseers who want an only-in-Florida experience. There are several entrances to the vast Everglades National Park and Shark Valley on U.S. 41 is the most convenient for an introduction to the ‘Glades. It is just 25 miles west of Miami and about 70 miles east of Naples, and adjacent to the Miccosukee Indian reservation. Shark Valley also has accessibility features that make it welcoming to visitors with mobility, hearing and vision challenges. Accessible Travel: Shark Valley in the Florida Everglades Florida Parks Everglades National Park (National Parks Site) Subscribe now and see our latest videos on Florida trip ideas and destinations. Find new adventures, culinary treats, beautiful beaches, world-class attractions, and hidden gems around the Sunshine State. Plan your trip on our VISIT FLORIDA app and follow us on social media for more vacation inspiration. Follow Your Sunshine.