Pa-hay-okee Overlook
The low horizon spreads as far as I can see. A light taste of salt tinges my lips and a brutal sun heats my back. As I stand
at Pa-hay-okee Overlook, the wind ripples across a vast river of yellow-and-green sawgrass. There’s a white ibis standing
by a cypress tree, water droplets cascading off its coral-colored beak. When I go south to Florida Bay, a gray manatee swims
the shallows. I see the slippery silver of a just-caught trout as it flips back into the turquoise waters. I have returned,
once again, to The Everglades.
One of the best places to see the marsh's scope is the Pa-hay-okee Overlook (12 miles from the entrance near Homestead, pictured).
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