A water bird rarely seen in Colorado appears to be taking a summer vacation at a private Boulder County pond, to the delight of hundreds of Front Range birdwatchers.

“To best explore Everglades National Park, join an airboat tour, paddle the mangroves in a canoe or kayak, bike the popular Shark Valley Tram Road, or set out on the flat Anhinga Trail through a ...

Close by, and even shorter than the Anhinga Trail, the Gumbo Limbo Trail weaves through a jungle-esque thicket of trees. Walk along this trail southeast of Tallahassee, and you might feel like you ...

Past visitors were especially fond of the nearly mile-long Anhinga Trail and the tram tour through Shark Valley, and many others were floored by how easy it was to spot alligators and other ...

At spots like Shark Valley and Anhinga Trail, visitors can often see alligators lounging near boardwalks and pathways, offering a safe yet close encounter with these formidable creatures. Alligator.

The park has three entrances in three different cities—Homestead, Miami, and Everglades City. Stretch your legs with a stroll along the Anhinga Trail, where herons and turtles gather at the water’s ...

Nowhere else can you experience the remarkable sight of dozens of American alligators basking together along the Anhinga Trail during the dry season. As water levels recede between December and April, ...

A good place to experience it is the Swampwalk Nature Trail, a 0.8-mile universally accessible boardwalk through the bottomland hardwoods. Here and on other refuge trails a visitor might see Wood Duck ...

Rocco the Rattlesnake is a quirky attraction on New Jersey’s newest hiking and biking trail, but don’t be alarmed. He’s not real. Rocco is the name for hundreds of hand-painted rocks lined ...

trail riding with friends, they might be forgiven if they imagine that the 27-year-old horseman meanders through the woods nose-to-tail with a few other cowboys. After all, that’s what “trail ...

The anhinga, also called snake bird, is an aquatic bird that gained its nickname because of how it hunts: raising its head just above water, leaving a snake-like appearance. The species is usually ...