Indian River Lagoon
Treasure Coast Scenic Highway
The Indian River Lagoon Treasure Coast Scenic Highway offers travelers an opportunity for adventure, relaxation, and recreation. The Indian River Lagoon is 156 miles long and considered by many scientists to be the most biologically diverse estuary in North America. It is home to more than 4,300 species of plants, manatees and sea turtles.
Along the scenic highway are pristine beaches, Florida’s first Underwater Archaeological Preserve, a marina, and museums. Fort Pierce is known to have some the best offshore and nearshore fishing in Florida. It is a favorite spot for kayaking. Come visit the Treasure Coast to unwind and enjoy nature!
Visit & Learn
Navy Seals, Manatees, & Regional History
Relax & Fish
One of Florida’s Best Fisheries
Swim & Explore
Snorkel and Scuba Fun
Explore The Interactive Map
Explore the Interactive Map
Discover things to do and places to see. The interactive map will help you plan your trip to the Indian River Lagoon Treasure Coast Scenic Highway.
Directions
From Orlando (120 miles):
- Interstate 95 south to Exit 129 (SR 70), head east on SR70/Okeechobee Road, stay on the right on SR70/Virginia Avenue, then turn on US 1 north
- Florida’s Turnpike south to Exit 152 (SR 70), head east on SR70/Okeechobee Road, stay to the right on SR70/Virginia Avenue, then turn on US 1 north
From Miami (125 miles):
- Interstate 95 north to Exit 129 (SR 70), head east on SR70/Okeechobee Road, stay to the right on SR70/Virginia Avenue, then turn on US 1 north
- Forida’s Turnpike north to Exit 152 (SR 70), head east on SR70/Okeechobee Road, stay to the right on SR70/Virginia Avenue, then turn on US 1 north
What’s New?
We now have a quarterly newsletter Highway Highlighs.
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