Step into the enchanting world of Dagny Johnson Key Largo Hammock Botanical State Park. Once teetering on the edge of becoming a bustling condominium enclave, this treasure trove encompasses one of the largest expanses of West Indian tropical hardwood hammocks in the country. Within its lush domains thrive 84 protected species, from the delicate wild cotton to the majestic mahogany mistletoe and the formidable American crocodile. Wander through the park’s winding trails to witness firsthand the beauty of these rare botanical and animal wonders. With over six miles of pathways, this paradise beckons bird watchers and photographers alike with a plethora of sightings. Accessible to both bicycles and wheelchairs, the majority of the trails are smoothly paved for ease of exploration. Delve deeper into the park’s rich ecosystem and wildlife through informative signs along a self-guided nature trail, or opt for a more immersive experience with ranger-led tours. Discover this hidden gem nestled on County Road 905, just half a mile north of the junction with U.S. Highway 1 at Mile Marker 106.