🔄 Turn around and 🚲 back the way you came (💡: best to stay on the wide promenade on your left side) until the big road naturally curves to the right — just follow the bend like you meant to do that.

From here, keep pedaling along until you see the 🅿️ entrance for eighteen hundred Atlantic. ⬅️ here—you’ll see some 🎾 courts to your right. At the 🔚, ➡️ and then ⬅️ at the other 🅿️ exit. 

🛑 right here! You’re near the entrance to the Key West Nature Preserve. Park your 🚲at the entrance and 👣 the path all the way to the 🔚. You should see the ocean. Look around for signs. 

🆀 2: What grows here with spreading, often trailing, stems that can form a dense mass? 

🅰 2: Eight-letter word

Walk back and hop back on your 🚲 and continue heading 🧭 WSW down the 🚲 path along the road. You will eventually see a big white 🪧 for yet another 🌳. 

Right after the 🪧, ⬅️ to enter a long-ass pier and proceed to the very 🔚. If you happen to smell anything 🤢 disgusting, you can blame Sargassum for it—look it up when you get a chance.

This pier sits at the 🧭 S 🔚of the road it is commonly named after. It was built as a simple 🎣 pier, not a dock or a road. Locals jokingly call it “the unfinished road to Cuba” because it points straight toward Havana. It’s a quarter‑mile of concrete in a Brutalist style—no decoration, just big slabs and ocean views.

🆀 3: Look down at the big compass on the ground. Which 🧭 on the compass points closest to Cuba — N, E, S, or W? Stand so you’re facing that direction. Now look carefully at the word written around the compass: it’s a long word, full of travelers and borders. Find the letter that sits closest to the direction of Cuba. Write that letter down.

🅰 3: One-letter

🆀 4: Also, while you're hanging out at the 🎣 pier, tell me: what is the minimum size limit in inches for a "Yellowtail Snapper"? Write the number out as a word.

🅰 4: Six-letter word