This Pigeon Key webcam stream shows real-time traffic on the New Seven Mile Bridge as well as a view of the Old Seven Mile Bridge from the small historic island of Pigeon Key in the Florida Keys, United States.
The moving camera feed shows several different angles and close-ups of the bridges, as well as a glimpse of the sandy shoreline.
The Seven Mile Bridge, visible on the left side of the panorama, carries Florida State Road A1A, which connects the Middle Keys to the Lower Keys.
The Old Seven-Mile Bridge, on the right, is a historical landmark that served as a railroad bridge for 23 years, from 1912 to 1935. After being damaged by a hurricane in 1935, the bridge was closed for repairs and converted into an automotive road from 1938 to 1982. Today, after years of restoration, the bridge, a 2.2-mile section that runs parallel to the modern-day Seven Mile Bridge and stretches from Marathon to Pigeon Key, has become a popular tourist attraction, a fishing pier, and a great place for a scenic walk, running, cycling, and rollerblading, offering great views and the opportunity to see Florida Keys wildlife.
Visitors to Pigeon Key, a five-acre tropical island, enjoy Sombrero Beach, swimming, snorkelling, fishing, and a guided historic tour of the island on the custom-built train.
Please see our map further down the page to find Pigeon Key.
