The Calusa Blueway is a designated water trail located in southwest Florida, specifically in Lee County. It spans approximately 190 miles and offers a network of paddling routes through scenic coastal waters, estuaries, and mangroves. The trail is named after the ancient Calusa tribe, known for their rich history and connection to the region. Paddlers can explore various ecosystems while enjoying opportunities for wildlife viewing, including birds, dolphins, and manatees. The Blueway features several launch sites, picnic areas, and educational signage, making it accessible for both novice and experienced paddlers. It promotes outdoor recreation and environmental awareness in the area.