Christian Point Trail Homestead, FL 33034

"Dated 01/03/2024 The trail might be nice when dry but it’s the exact opposite right now and probably for a while. It starts off muddy and a very slippery foot bridge, but the trail completely disappears into mud and water when you get to the first open area after about 50 yards. The mud and water is inches deep too. This trail may only be passable in March/April when things get dried up, but the trail is quickly being overtaken by mangrove trees. Do not attempt without a GPS, experience way finding, walking sticks to keep you from falling, and a willingness to get wet and muddy."

"This may be a nice trail, but even in late January the hike was impossible due to the muddy ground that sank below your feet. Some nice wildlife on the short hike though. It is worth checking out, just don't expect to get far."

"We went on this hike. Be prepared, it’s not paved or groomed. It’s really rough. Full of mud. Pretty cool experience to hike this trail."

"Like a starting line to race against an invisible biting nemesis , the Christian Point Trail is full of mosquitoes and moving quickly can help. Once out in full sun the annoyance subsided and it was a more pleasant experience. A different side of the park awaits at the end of the trail in the form of a beach and tidal mud flat on the bay. The entire park is a matter of timing in order to avoid the insects, Winter, if you can call it that in southern Florida, is better than summer."