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!
Navy Seals, Manatees, & Regional History
One of Florida’s Best Fisheries
Snorkel and Scuba Fun
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.
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WELCOME TO THE TREASURE COAST SCENIC HIGHWAY QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER.
We’re thrilled to have you along for the ride as we explore the natural beauty, vibrant communities, and hidden gems that make the Treasure Coast a place like no other. Each Season, we’ll bring you the latest updates, upcoming events, local spotlights , and ways you can get involved in preserving and celebrating this stunning stretch of Florida’s coastline. Longtime residents, new neighbors, or visitors just passing through, there’s always something new to discover along the Indian River Lagoon – Treasure Coast Scenic Highway.
