Paddling adventures on both sides of the colorful Lower Key from touring mangroves, downwind SUP adventures, and chasing fish on the Florida island. It didn’t take long to get our bearings when we ...
More than 30 percent of the trees on Big Pine Key died in the months following Hurricane Irma. For hundreds of years, the trees of Big Pine Key have managed to thrive on the island's harsh limestone ...
There’s no shortage of places to explore via kayak or SUP in the Florida Keys, but a maze of mangrove tunnels is certainly the most unique place to paddle. Launch your vessel at the Sugarloaf Marina ...
BIG PINE KEY — The world’s only Key deer, the smallest subspecies of the white-tailed deer, are found in piney and marshy wetlands bordered by the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico on the Florida Keys ...
As we crossed the historic Seven Mile Bridge and arrived on the sandy coral of Big Pine Key, palm leaves swayed in the soft Atlantic breeze, the sweet smell of saltwater in the air. Big Pine Key was ...
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