William Bartram Scenic & Historic Highway Photo Gallery

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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. William Bartram Scenic & Historic Highway was photographed by Daron Dean. All images are copyrighted by Daron Dean and Visit Florida, and cannot be used for any other purpose than this gallery.

The sun rises as vehicles travel across the Julington Creek Bridge, the northern most part of the 17-mile William Bartram Scenic and Historic Highway, in western St. Johns County. Daron Dean for VISIT FLORIDA

Sunrise at the Julington Creek Bridge

The sun rises as vehicles travel across the Julington Creek Bridge, the northern most part of the 17-mile William Bartram Scenic and Historic Highway, in western St. Johns County. Daron Dean for VISIT FLORIDA

Docks stretch out in to the St. Johns River as the 17-mile William Bartram Scenic and Historic Highway, in western St. Johns County, winds along the waterway. Daron Dean for VISIT FLORIDA

Docks Stretch Out Into the St. Johns River

Photo by: Daron Dean

A bicyclist prepares to turn back on to the William Bartram Scenic and Historic Highway after a stop at the St. Johns River. Daron Dean for VISIT FLORIDA

Cycling Along the Scenic Highway

Photo by: Daron Dean

Live oak canopies cover much of the 17-mile William Bartram Scenic and Historic Highway, in western St. Johns County, as seen in Riverdale. Daron Dean for VISIT FLORIDA

Live Oak Canopies Over Much of the Scenic Highway

Photo by: Daron Dean

Part of the Scenic Highway travels along the St. Johns River as seen in Riverdale, Florida. | Photo by: Daron Dean

Along the Scenic Highway and the St. Johns River

Photo by: Daron Dean

A car and bicycle share the road along part of the 17-mile William Bartram Scenic and Historic Highway in western St. Johns County. The Florida Scenic Highway is named after naturalist William Bartram who, in 1776, attempted to establish a plantation on the nearby banks of the St. Johns River. Daron Dean for VISIT FLORIDA

A Car and Bicycle Share the Road

A car and bicycle share the road along part of the 17-mile William Bartram Scenic and Historic Highway in western St. Johns County. The Florida Scenic Highway is named after naturalist William Bartram who, in 1776, attempted to establish a plantation on the nearby banks of the St. Johns River. Daron Dean for VISIT FLORIDA

Vehicles travel across the Julington Creek Bridge, the northern most part of the 17-mile William Bartram Scenic and Historic Highway in western St. Johns County. Daron Dean for VISIT FLORIDA

Julington Creek Bridge

Photo by: Daron Dean

Azaleas bloom along the 17-mile William Bartram Scenic and Historic Highway in western St. Johns County. The Florida Scenic Highway is named after naturalist William Bartram who, in 1776, attempted to establish a plantation on the nearby banks of the St. Johns River. Daron Dean for VISIT FLORIDA

Azaleas Bloom Along the Scenic Highway

Photo by: Daron Dean

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