Stop 21 is part of a numbered sequence of waypoints in the Everglades, placed to help visitors navigate the vast wilderness and find natural vantage points along the way. The low elevation throughout the Everglades means that even a modest rise or dock platform extends the viewing range considerably.
This stop, like others in its sequence, is best enjoyed at dawn or dusk when wildlife activity peaks. The Everglades come alive in the golden light, with birds returning to roost and the water surface broken by feeding fish and turtles.
