Harborwalk, Waterfront hiking trail in Punta Gorda, United States

The Harborwalk is a paved trail that runs along Charlotte Harbor connecting multiple parks through continuous waterfront paths. The route keeps views of the water in sight throughout most of the walk.

The Harborwalk follows a route shaped by Punta Gorda's railroad and waterfront history. It passes under the Barron Collier and Gilchrist bridges and ends at Fishermen's Village, where it links to the Punta Gorda Linear Park. That connector runs through a residential area along the former Florida Southern/Atlantic Coast Line Railroad right of way.

The "Spirit of Punta Gorda" monument in Laishley Park is a sundial marking the landfall of Hurricane Charley in 2004, and the trail passes it directly. Near the Barron Collier Bridge, the Four Points by Sheraton runs a tiki bar beside the path, so walkers can stop for a drink with the river in view.

The trail is easily accessible during daylight with restroom facilities and parking available at different spots along the route. Walking during the day is recommended since lighting is limited after dark.

The trail passes directly beneath two bridges: the Barron Collier Bridge and the Gilchrist Bridge. Between them, the Four Points by Sheraton hotel runs a tiki bar right beside the path, so walkers can stop for a drink without leaving the route.