The Six Mile Cypress Slough Preserve is a natural animal corridor between northern Lee County and Estero Bay. You can see alligators, wild pigs, otters, and more. During the dry season (October to June), birds like herons and egrets flock to the flag ponds. A 1.2-mile boardwalk winds through the 2,200-acre wetland, and includes a photo blind to get up-close photographs of the animals, and two observations towers. There are guided tours year-round, and self-guided tour brochures. Parking is $.75 per hour, maximum $3 (cash only). Bring food and drinks. Call to know the open hours.
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“Nice place to enjoy nature”
My husband and I went to this preserve one afternoon and enjoyed our time there. It took us a little over an hour to walk the whole preserve. T...
“Great Outdoor Experience”
This was a great way to spend a few hours. We came in January during the dry season, and we saw a variety of wildlife. The price was right (a d...
“Love this place”
We love this place and have never gone without seeing something new or interesting. The people are so friendly and helpful also. Very nice chea...
“Ideal nature spot”
I loved this nature spot in Fort Myers. I walked the 1.2 mile boardwalk and enjoyed the lush tropical greenery. What was even better are all th...
Six Miles is not Enough
I only wish this park were bigger. There's less and less green space but Six Mile Cypress is one of my favorite places to get away from the tra...
Nice day--very relaxing
Enjoyed the well maintained boardwalk.Pamplet numbers and boardwalk numbers told you what you might see in that area.Did not see any alligators...
A must see
The volunteers are very knowledgeable and very friendly. There was a lot of wild life to see. Over all it was a very enjoyable visit. I would d...
going the 19
where going the 19 thrue our school and we get to walk true the river excited so you should got to i seen picsture and it looks cool
Good place to see nature
If you want to see natural nature (not zoo nature) this is a good place to see it. No guarantees as what you might see. We got there for a gu...
Another Nature Wonder
I would highly recommend this preserve to anyone who enjoys a walk in nature. We visited with friends here from MA. and enjoyed the walk along ...
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