The only trail in the park you can reach without a boat, and the only one where leashed pets are legal — it runs on the grounds at Convoy Point, where pets are permitted. Ten interpretive stations start at the compass rose on the first floor of the Dante Fascell Visitor Center. Boardwalk and gravel the whole way, wheelchair accessible, with the bronze Fish Wall and a view across Biscayne Bay toward the Florida Keys.
Underfoot & overhead boardwalk and gravel over open bay
In July, Biscayne National Park runs around 92°F at the main visitor elevation, and this route gives you almost nothing to hide under.
Docking at Boca Chita and Elliott Keys: $25.00 Friday - Monday and Federal Holidays Camping at Boca Chita and Elliott Keys: $35.00 per night. Payments must be made on site using the recreation.gov phone app.
Live NPS alert for Biscayne National ParkConvoy Point grounds, Jetty Trail, kayak launch, and picnic area open at 7 a.m. and close at 5:30 p.m. If you are using a ride share service for transportation to and from the park, ensure ride share services can be...
Live NPS alert for Biscayne National ParkYes — leashed dogs are allowed on Convoy Point Jetty Walk. Leashes (6 ft max) are required everywhere in Biscayne National Park.
We rate it comfortable from age 0. It takes a stroller. That rating is our own hand-check of length, footing and exposure, not an official NPS grade.
About 5% of the route is shaded, and Biscayne National Park peaks around 92°F in its hottest month. The less shade a route has, the more of it you want behind you before midday.