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Information, Dry Tortugas National Park
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Basic Information
Food & ShoppingWhile the park doesn't offer any restaurants, food is available to visitors traveling to the island by ferry.
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Cell Phone ServiceThere are no cell phone towers in Dry Tortugas so cell service is not available.
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SafetyDry Tortugas lies about 68 miles west of Key West, Fl. and can only be accessed by boat or plane.
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Activities
HikingDry Tortugas is primarily geared toward aquatic activities such as snorkeling and diving, however the Moat Wall Trail is open to hikers.
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SwimmingAs most of Dry Tortugas is composed of water, there are many opportunities for swimming at the park.
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SnorkelingWith just 1% of the park comprising dry land, Dry Tortugas is an ideal spot for snorkeling.
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Ranger-Led EventsRangers, who live on-site, provide guided tours and experiences to visitors.
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Kid-Friendly OptionsFamilies with children will find a wealth of kid-friendly activities at the park.
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Learn About the Park
Top EventsConsidered the park's most unique experience, dive along Garden Key's Moat Wall at night.
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HistoryFort Jefferson was designated as a national monument in 1935, and the monument was redesignated as Dry Tortugas National Park in 1992.
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WildlifeWildlife at Dry Tortugas consists of birds, land mammals and aquatic creatures.
