Miami River

The Miami River is a natural waterway flowing through downtown Miami, Florida. It stretches about 5.5 miles and connects to Biscayne Bay, facilitating transportation and commerce. Historically, it was vital for shipping and industry, but today it also offers recreational opportunities and scenic views. The river plays a key role in the city’s infrastructure, with docks, marinas, and parks along its banks. Its waters support both commercial activity and leisure, making it an important feature of Miami’s urban landscape, blending ecological, recreational, and economic functions.