Okeeheelee Park

Blue Eagle Route

4.9 mi · ▲ 0 ft · 1 hr 38 min

Blue Eagle Route is a 4.9-mile out-and-back in Okeeheelee Park near Palm Beach Farms, FL. It is mostly level, with 0 ft of elevation gain. It scores 0/100 on the Ambleway Wildness scale: paved and peopled.

Elevation

0 mi13 – 30 ft5.3 mi

Getting there

Trailhead: Unnamed 26.65058, -80.17328
Nearest town Palm Beach Farms, FL

Directions

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Blue Eagle Route

4.9 mi · ▲ 0 ft · 1 hr 38 min

Elevation 12–28 ft

Out & Back · Okeeheelee Park

Trailhead: 26.65058, -80.17328

Weather Sep 21: sunrise 7:10 AM · sunset 7:20 PM

Transit-accessible: stop 265 m from the trailhead

  1. Start at the trailhead, heading N.
  2. 1.1 miBear right, heading E.
  3. 50 ftTurn right, heading E.
  4. 0.4 miTurn left, heading NE.
  5. 100 ftContinue straight onto Dillman Road, heading E.
  6. 50 ftBear right, heading E.
  7. 250 ftBear left, heading NW.
  8. 0.3 miTurn right, heading S.
  9. 0.1 miContinue straight onto Blue Eagle Route, heading SE.
  10. 0.3 miTurn right, heading SE.
  11. 0.1 miBear left, heading SE.
  12. 50 ftTurn left, heading SE.
  13. 50 ftSharp right, heading SE.
  14. 350 ftSharp right, heading E.
  15. 50 ftReach the turnaround, then head back the way you came.
  16. 50 ftSharp left, heading E.
  17. 350 ftSharp left, heading S.
  18. 50 ftTurn right, heading E.
  19. 0.5 miTurn left, heading NW.
  20. 0.3 miBear right, heading W.
  21. 250 ftBear left onto Dillman Road, heading SW.
  22. 150 ftTurn right, heading SW.
  23. 0.4 miTurn left, heading W.
  24. 50 ftBear left, heading W.
  25. 1.1 miArrive back at the trailhead.

Each distance is the walk from the previous step. Tap a step for a map of its junction.

Weather

Sunrise 7:10 AMSunset 7:20 PM

Sunset

The best sunset spot on this hike is 1.3 mi in (~32 min). Leave by 6:28 PM for the 7:20 PM sunset. Back at your car by 8:07 PM, after dark — bring a headlamp.

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Good to know

  • Transit-accessible: stop 265 m from the trailhead

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