Tour Highlights

These highlighted byways are a great start for travelers new to Florida Scenic Highways, because they have tourism information easily available. All 27 Florida Scenic Highways are special and we invite you to explore all of them on this site.

A1A Scenic & Historic Coastal Byway

Where Pavement Meets Paradise

Scenic A1A Photo

The first image on the left is Flagler Beach, the second image is the historic Bridge of Lions in St. Augustine, and the final image is a view from a turret at the Castillo de San Marcos. In 2021, this byway was promoted to be Florida’s second All-American Road!

Big Bend Scenic Byway

Explore Undiscovered North Florida

Big Bend Photo

The image above shows Waukulla Springs on the left, egrets in flight at St. Marks Wildlife Refuge on the right, and an inset image of St. George Island Lighthouse.

River of Lakes Heritage Corridor

There’s More to Florida

ROLHC Photo

The first image on the left is the weekly farmer’s market in historic downtown DeLand, the second photo shows DeLeon Springs State Park, and the inset image shows a pioneer re-enactor musician at the Barberville Pioneer Settlement for the Arts. In 2021, this byway was promoted to the status of National Scenic Byway!

Indian River Lagoon National Scenic Byway

Indian River Lagoon Photo

The background image is the Canaveral National Seashore, the first inset image is an aerial of Sebastian Inlet, and the last image is a rocket launch along the Space Coast.

Florida Black Bear National Scenic Byway

Discover Wild Florida

FBBSB Photo

The image above shows musicians at the Barberville Pioneer Settlement for the Arts, a turtle floating in Fern Hammock Springs (one of many amazing springs on this byway) and a glass-bottom boat gliding in Silver Springs, which until very recently was a theme park, but now is a state park.

Scenic Sumter Heritage Byway

62 Miles of Scenic Beauty

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Located in the center of the state, south of Ocala and northwest of Orlando, Scenic Sumter Heritage Byway winds its way through several old Florida roadways and communities of Sumter County. Clearly off the beaten path from Florida’s surf and sand, the small towns along this byway offer a warm welcome and unique cultural experiences in the heart of Florida.

Indian River Lagoon – Treasure Coast Scenic Highway

Pristine Beaches & Great Fishing and Recreation along the stunning Indian River Lagoon

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This 42-mile byway includes sections of two iconic American roadways: A1A and US1. US1 on the mainland takes the traveler through Fort Piece and Port St. Lucie. The A1A on the barrier island curves along the Atlantic Ocean. This byway is centered on beautiful Fort Pierce. This drive represents much of the beauty Florida is known for, but also has a rich history.

Scenic Highway 30A

Your Pathway to our Beaches, Lakes & Waterways

30A Photo

The image above shows (from left to right) Ed Walline Park, Draper Lake, and Choctawhatchee Bay. This stunning byway was promoted to be a National Scenic byway in 2021!

  • Byway Website: friendsofscenic30a.com
  • Byway Tour Information: Tour Brochure
  • 30A Brand Site: 30a.com
    This 30A brand is separate from the byway organization, but provides great information for travelers of Scenic 30A, including:
    tours, radio station, mobile touring apps and beach cams
  • Learn More about 30A Scenic Byway

The Ridge Scenic Highway

Ridge Photo

The left trees are from Lake Wales Trail, and the right image is an inhabitant you might run into along the byway.

Old Florida Heritage Highway

Old FL Scenic Highway Photo

The first image on the left is a Great Egret at Payne’s Prairie, second is the Wood & Swink Country Store and US Post Office in Evinston, third is bicycle riders at Mosswood Farm Store.

J.C. Penney Memorial Scenic Highway

The Story of an American Icon

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The J.C. Penney Memorial Scenic Highway located in the Town of Penney Farms recognizes the rich history of Clay County with a mission that is focused on community, education, and advocacy for a unique small-town way of life.

Broward County A1A Scenic Byway

Where the Journey is as enjoyable as the destination

Broward A1A Photo

The first photo on the left is by Jeff Graves, and other photos are by Art Seitz. The inset photo is the Hillsboro Lighthouse.

A1A Ocean Islands Trail Scenic Highway

First in the State

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Welcome to Florida! A1A Ocean Islands Trail Scenic Highways is often referred to as “Florida’s First Coast.” This 40-mile stretch of beaches and barrier islands on Florida’s Atlantic coast is connected by the iconic Highway A1A.

William Bartram Scenic & Historic Highway

Natural Beauty Mixed With Years of History

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This 17-mile byway tells the story of the region’s Native Americans, European pioneers, and renowned naturalist and explorer William Bartram who wrote the first “tour guide” of Florida in the late 1700s.