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In 2015, Visit Florida featured a series of articles about our Florida Scenic Highways. A different photographer took photos of each byway as part of this project, giving us a wonderful window on each byway. River of Lakes Heritage Corridor was photographed by Julie Fletcher. All images are copyrighted by Julie Fletcher and Visit Florida, and cannot be used for any other purpose than this gallery.

Over 150 miles of scenic roadway, the River of Lakes Heritage Corridor, takes you through Lake, Volusia , and Seminole County. This scenic byway is a combination of historic preservation, rich culture and Florida natural habitats at it's finest. (Photo/Julie Fletcher)

River of Lakes Heritage Corridor

Photo by: Julie Fletcher

Over 150 miles of scenic roadway, the River of Lakes Heritage Corridor, takes you through Lake, Volusia , and Seminole County. This scenic byway is a combination of historic preservation, rich culture and Florida natural habitats at it's finest. Crossing from Sanford to DeBary over Lake Monroe…under the highway….Gators Riverside Grill sets out on the river. Bring your boat up or drive to a bite to eat. (Photo/Julie Fletcher)

Under the Highway near Gators Riverside Grill

Photo by: Julie Fletcher

Over 150 miles of scenic roadway, the River of Lakes Heritage Corridor, takes you through Lake, Volusia , and Seminole County. This scenic byway is a combination of historic preservation, rich culture and Florida natural habitats at it's finest. The Riverwalk area in Sanford. Shops, restaurants, parks and waterways to explore. (Photo/Julie Fletcher)

Sanford Riverwalk

Photo by: Julie Fletcher

Over 150 miles of scenic roadway, the River of Lakes Heritage Corridor, takes you through Lake, Volusia , and Seminole County. This scenic byway is a combination of historic preservation, rich culture and Florida natural habitats at it's finest. A view of Lake Monroe sunrise near DeBary, Fl. (Photo/Julie Fletcher)

Lake Monroe Sunrise

Photo by: Julie Fletcher

Over 150 miles of scenic roadway, the River of Lakes Heritage Corridor, takes you through Lake, Volusia , and Seminole County. This scenic byway is a combination of historic preservation, rich culture and Florida natural habitats at it's finest. A view of the St John's River at Hontoon Island State Park. (Photo/Julie Fletcher)

A View of the St. Johns River

Photo by: Julie Fletcher

Over 150 miles of scenic roadway, the River of Lakes Heritage Corridor, takes you through Lake, Volusia , and Seminole County. This scenic byway is a combination of historic preservation, rich culture and Florida natural habitats at it's finest. Rolling hills are on the outskirts of downtown DeLand. Bicycle friendly on this scenic drive. (Photo/Julie Fletcher)

Rolling Hills on the Outskirts of Downtown DeLand

Photo by: Julie Fletcher

Over 150 miles of scenic roadway, the River of Lakes Heritage Corridor, takes you through Lake, Volusia , and Seminole County. This scenic byway is a combination of historic preservation, rich culture and Florida natural habitats at it's finest. Lake Monroe glimmers in the early morning. Fishing enthusiasts line the banks. (Photo/Julie Fletcher)

Lake Monroe Glimmers in the Early Morning

Photo by: Julie Fletcher

Over 150 miles of scenic roadway, the River of Lakes Heritage Corridor, takes you through Lake, Volusia , and Seminole County. This scenic byway is a combination of historic preservation, rich culture and Florida natural habitats at it's finest. As the sun rises an Lake Monroe in Downtown Sanford. (Photo/Julie Fletcher)

Sunrise at Lake Monroe in Sanford

Photo by: Julie Fletcher

Over 150 miles of scenic roadway, the River of Lakes Heritage Corridor, takes you through Lake, Volusia , and Seminole County. This scenic byway is a combination of historic preservation, rich culture and Florida natural habitats at it's finest. A view of the St John's River near Hontoon Island State Park. (Photo/Julie Fletcher)

St. Johns River

Photo by: Julie Fletcher

Over 150 miles of scenic roadway, the River of Lakes Heritage Corridor, takes you through Lake, Volusia , and Seminole County. This scenic byway is a combination of historic preservation, rich culture and Florida natural habitats at it's finest. Heading north on 17-92 Glenwood is quiet and calm small town located between DeLand and DeLeon Springs in Volusia County. (Photo/Julie Fletcher)

Glenwood, Florida

Photo by: Julie Fletcher

Over 150 miles of scenic roadway, the River of Lakes Heritage Corridor, takes you through Lake, Volusia , and Seminole County. This scenic byway is a combination of historic preservation, rich culture and Florida natural habitats at it's finest. DeLeon Springs State Park is well known for the Sugar Mill Restaurant where you cook your own pancakes on a griddle on your table. The wait to get in can be long but take advantage of a dip in the 72 degree spring or take a leisurely strolls enjoying the live oaks and habitat. (Photo/Julie Fletcher)

DeLeon Springs State Park

Photo by: Julie Fletcher

Over 150 miles of scenic roadway, the River of Lakes Heritage Corridor, takes you through Lake, Volusia , and Seminole County. This scenic byway is a combination of historic preservation, rich culture and Florida natural habitats at it's finest. Located in the Northwest part of Volusia County, Pierson is a quiet, peaceful, and beautiful town. It is known as the Fern Capital of the World. Highway 17 (Photo/Julie Fletcher)

Pierson, Florida

Photo by: Julie Fletcher

Pierson is the Fern Capital of the world. The road takes you through places that look soft and magical. Over 150 miles of scenic roadway, the River of Lakes Heritage Corridor, takes you through Lake, Volusia , and Seminole County. This scenic byway is a combination of historic preservation, rich culture and Florida natural habitats at it's finest. (Photo/Julie Fletcher)

Pierson

Photo by: Julie Fletcher

Over 150 miles of scenic roadway, the River of Lakes Heritage Corridor, takes you through Lake, Volusia , and Seminole County. This scenic byway is a combination of historic preservation, rich culture and Florida natural habitats at it's finest. Highway 44 takes you through Lake Helen and into Cassadaga. (Photo/Julie Fletcher)

Highway 44 Takes You Through Lake Helen and Cassadaga

Photo by: Julie Fletcher

Over 150 miles of scenic roadway, the River of Lakes Heritage Corridor, takes you through Lake, Volusia , and Seminole County. This scenic byway is a combination of historic preservation, rich culture and Florida natural habitats at it's finest. Known as the “Gem of Florida”, Lake Helen was founded by Henry DeLand and named after his daughter. Intended as one of the prettiest and most pleasant towns in Florida, the residents are proud of the well preserved Victorian architecture and small-town atmosphere. Incorporated as the Town of Lake Helen on October 24, 1888. (Photo/Julie Fletcher)

Lake Helen

Photo by: Julie Fletcher

River of lakes heritage corridor

One of DeLand's Historic Murals

Photo by: Julie Fletcher

Over 150 miles of scenic roadway, the River of Lakes Heritage Corridor, takes you through Lake, Volusia , and Seminole County. This scenic byway is a combination of historic preservation, rich culture and Florida natural habitats at it's finest. DeLand is one of the fastest-growing cities in its county. It is rich in history, full of shops, galleries and eateries making it a superb destination for young and old. (Photo/Julie Fletcher)

Downtown DeLand

Photo by: Julie Fletcher

Over 150 miles of scenic roadway, the River of Lakes Heritage Corridor, takes you through Lake, Volusia , and Seminole County. This scenic byway is a combination of historic preservation, rich culture and Florida natural habitats at it's finest. (Photo/Julie Fletcher)

Downtown DeLand's Mural Walk

Photo by: Julie Fletcher

Over 150 miles of scenic roadway, the River of Lakes Heritage Corridor, takes you through Lake, Volusia , and Seminole County. This scenic byway is a combination of historic preservation, rich culture and Florida natural habitats at it's finest. DeLand, located in Volusia County, Florida, is one of the state's small town treasures. The downtown is lined with notable gift shops and restaurants and noted for the many murals painted on the facades reflecting the history. (Photo/Julie Fletcher)

One of Downtown DeLand's Many Murals

Photo by: Julie Fletcher

Over 150 miles of scenic roadway, the River of Lakes Heritage Corridor, takes you through Lake, Volusia , and Seminole County. This scenic byway is a combination of historic preservation, rich culture and Florida natural habitats at it's finest. (Photo/Julie Fletcher)

River of Lakes Heritage Corridor

Photo by: Julie Fletcher

Over 150 miles of scenic roadway, the River of Lakes Heritage Corridor, takes you through Lake, Volusia , and Seminole County. This scenic byway is a combination of historic preservation, rich culture and Florida natural habitats at it's finest. (Photo/Julie Fletcher)

Enterprise Osteen Road

Photo by: Julie Fletcher

Over 150 miles of scenic roadway, the River of Lakes Heritage Corridor, takes you through Lake, Volusia , and Seminole County. This scenic byway is a combination of historic preservation, rich culture and Florida natural habitats at it's finest. (Photo/Julie Fletcher)

Mulit-use Trail Over the Corridor

Photo by: Julie Fletcher

Over 150 miles of scenic roadway, the River of Lakes Heritage Corridor, takes you through Lake, Volusia , and Seminole County. This scenic byway is a combination of historic preservation, rich culture and Florida natural habitats at it's finest. (Photo/Julie Fletcher)

River of Lakes Heritage Corridor

Photo by: Julie Fletcher

Over 150 miles of scenic roadway, the River of Lakes Heritage Corridor, takes you through Lake, Volusia , and Seminole County. This scenic byway is a combination of historic preservation, rich culture and Florida natural habitats at it's finest. (Photo/Julie Fletcher)

Lake Monroe, Sanford, Florida

Photo by: Julie Fletcher

Over 150 miles of scenic roadway, the River of Lakes Heritage Corridor, takes you through Lake, Volusia , and Seminole County. This scenic byway is a combination of historic preservation, rich culture and Florida natural habitats at it's finest. (Photo/Julie Fletcher)

Sanford Riverwalk

Photo by: Julie Fletcher

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