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Everglades WMA - Tamiami Trail (Mile 21.9) - Three Mile Boat Ramp

Tamiami Canal · Miami, Miami-Dade County

Everglades WMA - Tamiami Trail (Mile 21.9) - Three Mile Boat Ramp is a free concrete trailer boat ramp on Tamiami Canal in Miami, Florida, with 8 trailer parking spaces and no restrooms. It is managed by Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.

Launch
Trailer launch
Lanes
1
Surface
Concrete
Ramp condition
Good to Excellent
Fee
Free
Trailer parking
8 spaces
Parking surface
Not Paved, Grass/Loose Soil/Sand
Accessible parking
1 space
Restroom
No
Accessibility
Low Level of Accessibility
Dock
No
Hours
Open 24 hours
Water
Fresh
Nearest town
7 mi from Kendall West

Managed by Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission · Website

Notes: To access the ramp cross over canal at Mile 19.3 (Water Control Structure S-334), then drive west along levee road for 2.5 miles. To access the ramp cross over canal at Mile 19.3 (Water Control Structure S-334), then drive west along levee road for 2.5 miles.

Address: Tamiami Trail at Mile 21.9 - about 3 miles west of Krome Avenue MIAMI 33196

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Places © OpenStreetMap contributors. Call ahead for hours.

Fish in Tamiami Canal

Also recorded:

Florida state records for these fish
FishRecordYearCaught in
Bowfin19 lb1984Lake Kissimmee
Largemouth Bass17 lb 4 oz1986
Florida Gar9 lb 7 oz2001Lake Lawne
Redear Sunfish4 lb 14 oz1986Merritts Mill Pond
Bluegill2 lb 15 oz1989Crystal Lake
Warmouth2 lb 7 oz1985Yellow River
Spotted Sunfish13 oz1984Suwannee River

From official Florida record lists: source

Species recorded here since 1990 (GBIF). Check state regulations for seasons and limits.

Before you launch in Florida

Florida boating laws: education, age limits and life jackets

Links go to official Florida agency pages.

All 3 ramps on Tamiami Canal · All ramps in Miami-Dade County

New to launching? Read how to launch a boat and ramp etiquette.

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Page updated Oct 27, 2026. Ramp details from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and OpenStreetMap.