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Florida Trail, Moore Haven to Clewiston

Clewiston

Clewiston, the center of the sugar cane industry in South Florida, is perched along the rim of one of America’s largest lakes, Lake Okeechobee.


Contents

  • 1 Resources
  • 2 Exploring Clewiston
  • 3 Trails and Parks near Clewiston
    • 3.1 Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki
    • 3.2 Florida Trail, Moore Haven to Clewiston
    • 3.3 Florida Trail, Okeechobee
    • 3.4 Florida Trail, Pahokee to Port Mayaca
    • 3.5 Florida Trail, Seminole
    • 3.6 Fort Center
    • 3.7 Lake Okeechobee Scenic Trail
    • 3.8 Ortona Mounds

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Exploring Clewiston

Clewiston, the center of the sugar cane industry in South Florida, is perched along the rim of one of America’s largest lakes, Lake Okeechobee.

Designed by famed city planner John Nolan and established as a company town by the U.S. Sugar Company, Clewiston is called the “Sweetest Town in America.”

It sprung to life during the 1920s Florida land boom as the Atlantic Coast Line railroad pushed south.

Clewiston is a Florida Trail Gateway Community. Hikers walk right through Clewiston on their journey around Lake Okeechobee on the Florida National Scenic Trail.


Trails and Parks near Clewiston

Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki

Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki

Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki
Florida Trail, Moore Haven to Clewiston

Florida Trail, Moore Haven to Clewiston

Florida Trail, Moore Haven to Clewiston
Florida Trail, Okeechobee

Florida Trail, Okeechobee

Florida Trail, Okeechobee
Florida Trail, Pahokee

Florida Trail, Pahokee to Port Mayaca

Florida Trail, Pahokee to Port Mayaca
Florida Trail along a canal south of Clewiston

Florida Trail, Seminole

Florida Trail, Seminole
Fort Center

Fort Center

Fort Center
Sunrise and fog at Moore Haven

Lake Okeechobee Scenic Trail

Lake Okeechobee Scenic Trail
Ortona Mounds

Ortona Mounds

Ortona Mounds
 
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NEARBY: Big Cypress Seminole Reservation, LaBelle, Moore Haven, South Bay | PART OF: South Florida

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