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Jog the easy 2.7-mile Clam Pass Boardwalk Loop in Naples, Florida, through mangroves to a white-sand beach, perfect for wildlife spotting.
Last updated: February 26, 2026
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263 m
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1.54 km
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4.40 km
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2.26 km
946 m
782 m
336 m
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1.79 km
1.10 km
946 m
407 m
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This route was planned by komoot.
Parking is available at Clam Pass Park. From the parking lot, you can either walk the boardwalk or take the complimentary tram service to the beach.
Yes, the route is considered easy, with a notably flat and paved boardwalk surface. This makes it suitable for nearly any fitness level, including beginners.
The primary section is a smooth, paved boardwalk that travels through a mangrove forest. If you extend your jog to include the beach, you'll encounter flatter sand conditions compared to some other local beaches.
The trail is excellent for spotting various wildlife. You can observe coastal birds, butterflies, eagles, hawks, and osprey, especially within the tidal bay area which serves as a nursery for marine life.
The provided trail research does not specify the dog policy for Clam Pass Park or the boardwalk. It's best to check with park authorities directly for current regulations regarding pets.
The provided information does not mention specific permits or entrance fees for Clam Pass Park. However, it's always a good idea to check the official park website or local resources for the most current information regarding any potential fees or regulations.
It's recommended to jog during off-peak hours, such as early mornings. The boardwalk can become crowded with families and beachgoers later in the day, which might make jogging less enjoyable.
Yes, the flat and paved nature of the boardwalk makes it accessible for a wide range of users, including those with wheelchairs.
The route takes you through the scenic Clam Pass Boardwalk, which winds through a tranquil mangrove forest. It culminates at the beautiful Clam Pass Beach Park, offering stunning views of the Gulf of Mexico.
Yes, the route also passes through sections of the Clam Pass Nature Trail, South Berm, and Steve A. Copeland Bridge.
Absolutely! A popular option to create a longer 2.3-mile loop involves incorporating Seagate Drive and a stretch of the beach, offering a varied jogging experience.