This 57 mile route starts at the Flamingo Visitor Center located on the Florida Bay in Everglades National Park. The route follows Florida State Road 9336, which serves as the main park road within the Everglades National Park and has historical ties to Old Ingraham Highway. The route traverses 38 miles through the heart of Everglades National Park, where you will pass coastal lowlands, hardwood hammocks, mangroves, wetlands, prairies and cypress forests. Wildlife is abundant throughout the course, including birds and the occasional alligator and crocodile sighting.

Blodgett Peak, situated on the farthest-east part of Rampart Range, is a spectacle from the top,
with 360-degree views. You can see Pikes Peak, Rampart Reservoir, the Air Force Academy,
Colorado Springs, and well beyond the eastern plans. But this demanding little jaunt is NOT
about the summit—it’s a loop that circumvents Blodgett Peak. Although only 11.5 miles long,
this gig packs a punch with 7,300 feet worth of gain/loss vert.

Starting at the car park at Mirimbah you begin the Klingsporn Bridle track to the summit of Mt Buller (1805m).

Next make your way to the Cornhill track Via Corn hill and then Howqua Gap to the summit of Mt Stirling (1749m).

Then take the River Spur Trail to the Delatite River trail eventually making your way back to Mirimbah being the start/finish point and completing the Buller Stirling Loop.