Seven Mile Bridge
No admission feeCross nearly seven miles of open water on US 1, or walk and bike the restored old span out to Pigeon Key.

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Swim and snorkel off white-sand Keys beaches, then walk up the old Flagler railroad bridge for a view over the islands.
36850 Overseas Hwy · Big Pine Key, FL
Bahia Honda State Park covers most of a Lower Keys island at mile marker 37 of the Overseas Highway. Its beaches, Calusa, Loggerhead and Sandspur, draw swimmers and snorkelers, and the park concession rents kayaks and snorkel gear and runs snorkel trips to the reef. A trail leads up to a surviving section of the old Bahia Honda Bridge, part of Henry Flagler's railroad built from 1905 to 1912, with a view over the islands. Campsites and cabins let you stay overnight.
The closest stops to Bahia Honda State Park, ordered by straight-line distance.
Cross nearly seven miles of open water on US 1, or walk and bike the restored old span out to Pigeon Key.
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Transit: reachable by public transit
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Transit: reachable by public transit
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