RT Seven Mile Bridge

Bridge in the Florida Keys is among the longest bridges in existence when it was built, and is part of the Overseas Highway in the Keys

General Information

Hours:

Park: 8am until sunset

Glassbottom Boat Tours
Times: 9:15am, 12:15pm, 3:15pm Tours are 2 ½ hours long.

Snorkeling Tours
Tours are 2 ½ hours long. Times: 9am, 10:30am, 12pm, 1:30pm, 3pm, 4:30pm

Fees:

Park Entrance Fees:
$8.00 per vehicle, plus $0.50 per person Boat tour prices DO NOT include entrance fee

Glassbottom Boat Tours
Adult: $32.00
Age 4 to 11: $19.00
Age 3 and under: Free

Snorkeling Tours Adult $38.95 Under 18 $35.00

Snorkeling Equipment Rental
Mask $4.00
Fins $4.00
Souvenir Snorkel $6.95
Semi-Dry Snorkel $12.95
Corrective Mask $10.00
Half Wet Suit $10.00
Safety vest is provided at no charge.

Paddle Watercraft Rentals (per hour)
Canoes $30.00
Single Kayaks $20.00
Double Kayaks $25.00

Kayak - 4 hours or less
Single Kayaks $40.00
Double Kayaks $50.00

Kayak - 4 hours or more
Single Kayaks $45.00
Double Kayaks $55.00

Standard Paddle Board
Per Hour $25.00
4 hours or less $50.00

Pet Policy:

Pets NOT allowed

Seasons:

All year

Location:

102601 Overseas Hwy
Key Largo, FL 33037

Key Largo, FL Weather Forecast

How to Get There

Overview

The Seven Mile Bridge links Knight's Key near Marathon to Little Duck Key in the Lower Keys, and was one of the longest bridges in the world when it was built. Two spans run side by side here: the modern bridge carries US-1/Overseas Highway traffic, while the older, historic bridge next to it — built 1909–1912 by Henry Flagler's Florida East Coast Railway as part of the "Overseas Railroad" — is now closed to cars and open only to pedestrians and cyclists, making for one of the most scenic walks or bike rides in the Keys.

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