{ EXPLORE ancient trails } In Southwest Florida’s Lee County, kayak or canoe where Calusa Indians once traveled, past pristine islands and waters teeming with wildlife, on the Great Calusa Blueway.

Kayak Southwest Florida's pristine waters

Kayak fishing on Southwest Florida's Blueway

Explore mangrove islands along the Blueway

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Exploring Estero Bay The state’s first aquatic preserve, it offers pristine waters and a chance for both adventure and relaxation.

Top Stops Along the Trail Chart your course and experience the many highlights of Lee County's 190-mile paddling trail.

Navigating the Caloosahatchee River Paddle among towering ferns, stately oaks and verdant vegetation.

CALUSA BLUEWAY
PADDLING FESTIVAL
Thursday, Nov. 1, through Sunday, Nov. 4, 2012
Join SUPers, canoeists, kayakers and eco-tourists
for this signature events on the blueway.
Visit www.calusabluewaypaddlingfestival.com

[ PADDLER PICKS ]

>> Find an outfitter
>> View the photo gallery
>> See put-in spots along the trail
>> Learn about local wildlife
>> Get fishing info

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