Robert is Here

After leaving the Turnpike in Florida City you must head west on State Hwy 9336 until you reach the corner at SW 192nd Ave. You have then reached the Robert Is Here Fruit Stand. It is an institution to all that pass thru the area. It started over fifty years ago when Robert Moehling was a young boy and wanted to make some money by selling fresh fruit. On this empty corner of the highway his dad put up a sign to draw attention to his son by simply saying “Robert is here”. And that is how it started and he now includes his son in the business.

Robert is Here

After leaving the Turnpike in Florida City you must head west on State Hwy 9336 until you reach the corner at SW 192nd Ave. You have then reached the Robert Is Here Fruit Stand. It is an institution to all that pass thru the area. It started over fifty years ago when Robert Moehling was a young boy and wanted to make some money by selling fresh fruit. On this empty corner of the highway his dad put up a sign to draw attention to his son by simply saying “Robert is here”. And that is how it started and he now includes his son in the business.

Robert is Here

After leaving the Turnpike in Florida City you must head west on State Hwy 9336 until you reach the corner at SW 192nd Ave. You have then reached the Robert Is Here Fruit Stand. It is an institution to all that pass thru the area. It started over fifty years ago when Robert Moehling was a young boy and wanted to make some money by selling fresh fruit. On this empty corner of the highway his dad put up a sign to draw attention to his son by simply saying “Robert is here”. And that is how it started and he now includes his son in the business.

Alabama Jack’s

After leaving the Turnpike in Florida City you must head south on U.S. 1 heading into the Florida Keys and then turn left on to Card Sound Road. Just before you reach the toll bridge over the Card Sound waterway you will find Alabama Jack’s. It is a famous "bikers" (and locals and tourists too) bar since 1947 located on the water with good food, good music and cold beer.

Alabama Jack’s

After leaving the Turnpike in Florida City you must head south on U.S. 1 heading into the Florida Keys and then turn left on to Card Sound Road. Just before you reach the toll bridge over the Card Sound waterway you will find Alabama Jack’s. It is a famous "bikers" (and locals and tourists too) bar located on the water since 1947 with good food, good music and cold beer.

Alabama Jack’s

After leaving the Turnpike in Florida City you must head south on U.S. 1 heading into the Florida Keys and then turn left on to Card Sound Road. Just before you reach the toll bridge over the Card Sound waterway you will find Alabama Jack’s. It is a famous "bikers" (and locals and tourists too) bar located on the water since 1947 with good food, good music and cold beer .

Alabama Jack’s

After leaving the Turnpike in Florida City you must head south on U.S. 1 heading into the Florida Keys and then turn left on to Card Sound Road. Just before you reach the toll bridge over the Card Sound waterway you will find Alabama Jack’s. It is a famous "bikers" (and locals and tourists too) bar located on the water since 1947 with good food, good music and cold beer.

Alabama Jack’s

After leaving the Turnpike in Florida City you must head south on U.S. 1 heading into the Florida Keys and then turn left on to Card Sound Road. Just before you reach the toll bridge over the Card Sound waterway you will find Alabama Jack’s. It is a famous "bikers" (and locals and tourists too) bar located on the water with good food, good music and cold beer.

Anna Maria City Jail

Turn west off of I-75 onto State Hwy 64 thru Bradenton and across Anna Maria Sound you will reach Anna Maria Island, turn right onto State Hwy 789 to downtown Anna Maria. I know, it’s a lot of Anna Maria’s. It’s a very small friendly town but one thing you didn’t want to do in years past was to be locked-up.

Anna Maria City Jail

Turn west off of I-75 onto State Hwy 64 thru Bradenton and across Anna Maria Sound you will reach Anna Maria Island, turn right onto State Hwy 789 to downtown Anna Maria. I know, it’s a lot of Anna Maria’s. It’s a very small friendly town but one thing you didn’t want to do in years past was to be locked-up.

Weeki Wachee Springs

From I-75 you will turn west onto State Hwy 98 until you intersect with Hwy 19 at Weeki Wachee, Fl. As one of Florida’s original roadside attractions, the mermaids of Weeki Wachee Springs State Park have entertained visitors since 1947. The famous springhead flows over 170 million gallons of fresh water a day feeding the 12-mile Weeki Wachee River and the water park activities.

Weeki Wachee Springs

From I-75 you will turn west onto State Hwy 98 until you intersect with Hwy 19 at Weeki Wachee, Fl. As one of Florida’s original roadside attractions, the mermaids of Weeki Wachee Springs State Park have entertained visitors since 1947. The famous springhead flows over 170 million gallons of fresh water a day feeding the 12-mile Weeki Wachee River and the water park activities.

Weeki Wachee Springs

From I-75 you will turn west onto State Hwy 98 until you intersect with Hwy 19 at Weeki Wachee, Fl. As one of Florida’s original roadside attractions, the mermaids of Weeki Wachee Springs State Park have entertained visitors since 1947. The famous springhead flows over 170 million gallons of fresh water a day feeding the 12-mile Weeki Wachee River and the water park activities.

Weeki Wachee Springs

From I-75 you will turn west onto State Hwy 98 until you intersect with Hwy 19 at Weeki Wachee, Fl. As one of Florida’s original roadside attractions, the mermaids of Weeki Wachee Springs State Park have entertained visitors since 1947. The famous springhead flows over 170 million gallons of fresh water a day feeding the 12-mile Weeki Wachee River and the water park activities.

Weeki Wachee Springs

From I-75 you will turn west onto State Hwy 98 until you intersect with Hwy 19 at Weeki Wachee, Fl. As one of Florida’s original roadside attractions, the mermaids of Weeki Wachee Springs State Park have entertained visitors since 1947. The famous springhead flows over 170 million gallons of fresh water a day feeding the 12-mile Weeki Wachee River and the water park activities.

Weeki Wachee Springs

From I-75 you will turn west onto State Hwy 98 until you intersect with Hwy 19 at Weeki Wachee, Fl. As one of Florida’s original roadside attractions, the mermaids of Weeki Wachee Springs State Park have entertained visitors since 1947. The famous springhead flows over 170 million gallons of fresh water a day feeding the 12-mile Weeki Wachee River and the water park activities.

Jungle Trail

The State Hwy A1A hugs the entire east coast of Florida and in Vero Beach the road is on the barrier island. The unpaved Jungle Trail was built through the natural hammock habitat in the 1920’s prior to A1A’s completion so that citrus growers could haul their produce to the boat docks to transport to the mainland. Today there is nearly 8 miles of the road remaining that is still used by cars; but is mostly used by cyclist, walkers and joggers.

Jungle Trail

The State Hwy A1A hugs the entire east coast of Florida and in Vero Beach the road is on the barrier island. The unpaved Jungle Trail was built through the natural hammock habitat in the 1920’s prior to A1A’s completion so that citrus growers could haul their produce to the boat docks to transport to the mainland. Today there is nearly 8 miles of the road remaining that is still used by cars; but is mostly used by cyclist, walkers and joggers.

Jungle Trail

The State Hwy A1A hugs the entire east coast of Florida and in Vero Beach the road is on the barrier island. The unpaved Jungle Trail was built through the natural hammock habitat in the 1920’s prior to A1A’s completion so that citrus growers could haul their produce to the boat docks to transport to the mainland. Today there is nearly 8 miles of the road remaining that is still used by cars; but is mostly used by cyclist, walkers and joggers.

McKee Botanical Garden

In Vero Beach, just off US Hwy 1 and 4th Street, between the road and the Indian River lagoon you will find the McKee Botanical Garden. Although it is widely known for its large collection of waterlilies located within its Old Florida Coastal habitat, you can’t beat the sight of a large tree stump for an Old Florida attraction!

McKee Botanical Garden

In Vero Beach, just off US Hwy 1 and 4th Street, between the road and the Indian River lagoon you will find the McKee Botanical Garden. Although it is widely known for its large collection of waterlilies located within its Old Florida Coastal habitat, you can’t beat the sight of a large tree stump for an Old Florida attraction!

McKee Botanical Garden

In Vero Beach, just off US Hwy 1 and 4th Street, between the road and the Indian River lagoon you will find the McKee Botanical Garden. Although it is widely known for its large collection of waterlilies located within its Old Florida Coastal habitat, you can’t beat the sight of a large tree stump for an Old Florida attraction!

McKee Botanical Garden

In Vero Beach, just off US Hwy 1 and 4th Street, between the road and the Indian River lagoon you will find the McKee Botanical Garden. Although it is widely known for its large collection of waterlilies located within its Old Florida Coastal habitat, you can’t beat the sight of a large tree stump for an Old Florida attraction!

Deseret Cattle & Citrus Ranch

Located between Orlando and Melbourne, Fl just north of US Hwy 192 on Rte. 419 you will find the visitors center in an old Cracker house for the Deseret Ranch. The Deseret Cattle and Citrus Ranch was founded in 1950 and now maintains a herd of over 40,000 cows producing 36,000 calves per year. With over 312,000 acres it is the largest cattle ranch in the US. And it is all overseen by cowboys on horseback.