Pigeon Key Visitor Center in Marathon

Pigeon Key is a five acre property listed on the National Register of historic places. Henry M Flagler was the father of the idea of making Keys accessible to Florida main land by railroad from Miami to Key West. The railroad workers were residing at Pigeon Key. Today, Pigeon Key Foundation is dedicated to preserve and protect the culture and history of Keys. This island museum shows many historical architectures and places in the property. In 2013, the island replaced the electrical system with solar powered system. This is one of the fascinating features for visitors. There are three guided tours daily to Pigeon Key. You can enjoy these ferry tours sailing on blue Atlantic waters. The knowledgeable and friendly guide discovers the history and culture of Keys in this tour. You can go to Pigeon Key by bicycle or walking along Seven Mile Bridge. It is around 2.2 miles. The Pigeon Key Visitor Center is located on 47 Mile Marker at Knight’s Key. The gift shop is near the visitor center where you can shop gift articles. You can go for one day picnic to Pigeon Key in your stay at Keys. The railroad museum here exhibits historic photos, maps, models, and postcard collection. The Pigeon Key Foundation offers guesthouse on rentals for small groups. The overnight stay in tranquility at Pigeon Key is a soothing experience. The foundation also offers the property for wedding ceremonies, private parties or corporate events and photo shoot. It is great place to stroll around, watch scenic historic locations, snap photos and spend time in leisure. So, if you are in Marathon Key, plan your tour to Pigeon Key Visitor Center through ferry boat or take a walk on historic Seven Mile Bridge and have a great time in Keys.

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