Conor Knighton's destination this week is Biscayne National Park ... taking a dive. The park has designated six of the wrecks as part of an underwater maritime heritage trail.

Because Biscayne National Park is 95 percent water, it’s best explored with snorkels or scuba gear. Concessionaires’ boats visit Elliott, Adams and Boca Chita Keys, where short hiking trails ...

Biscayne National Park ... to really experience the park. Popular activities include padding through mangroves, snorkeling and diving along the Maritime Heritage Trail, and fishing in the ...

Hike the short loop trail, watching for pelicans, ospreys, and herons. Unlike many national parks with sprawling campsites, camping in Biscayne National Park offers a unique and somewhat rustic ...

Biscayne National Park is located on the Atlantic Coast ... and islands that make this park so special. There are a few hiking trails on some of the keys, too. Canyonlands National Park is part ...

Biscayne National Park comes within 6 miles of downtown ... have had to stick to the visitors center; the park's main hiking trails and campgrounds are on the keys, and the snorkeling and diving ...

(This ambitious new Florida trail links two national parks.) Kayakers launch into Biscayne Bay. Kayaking is one of the best ways to explore the national park’s many nooks and crannies.

Only 20 miles of roadway separate the marine sanctuary of Biscayne ... National Park. The alligator-, bird-, and wetlands-rich zone will soon be accessible by a new bike and walking trail.