There are
two towers. The first tower was 35 feet high. The photo below shows Lee
Duquette at the bottom of the first tower.
Below: A display sign telling about the canopy tower plus a view of the 85 foot-long suspension bridge from below.
Below: Lee Duquette at the top of the
first tower
(35 feet high) photographing
Karen Duquette who was down below the tower.
(35 feet high) photographing
Karen Duquette who was down below the tower.
Below: Karen Duquette at the bottom
of the first tower
photographing Lee Duquette at the top of the tower.
photographing Lee Duquette at the top of the tower.
first tower to join Lee Duquette.
As the two RV Gypsies stepped onto the
suspension bridge they saw a Danger sign. No worries - there was not anyone
else around except Lee and Karen Duquette.
Below: The two RV Gypsies
on the Suspension Bridge at Myakka River State Park. Check out the shape
of the tree limb over Karen Duquette's head.
Below: Lee Duquette
ready to climb the second tower.
Below: Karen Duquette got
a glimpse of the first tower from the second tower. Although it can barely
be seen in the trees.
Below: Lee and Karen Duquette
climbed a total of about 171 stairs to get this view of the area.
Below: The very happy RV
Gypsies at the top of the second tower at Myakka River State Park
Below: A sign
stating what might be seen from the top of the second tower in clear weather
- as far as 25-1/2 miles away.
Below: Lee Duquette on the
tower staircase
Below: The view from the
bottom of the second tower
looking up into the staircase
looking up into the staircase
Below: Signs showing where other Canopy Walkways are located
AFTER
you have visited all seven sections above, please continue on to Plant City,
Florida and 
