FLORIDA BACK ROADS TRAVEL
OFF THE BEATEN PATH
The rapid population growth and unchecked development of the past half century have left us long time Floridians saddened for the Florida we have lost.
Oakland, Florida
Our state seems to be changing faster every year. We remember the way it was and wish it were still the same. Since that can never be, we created this website to help you find off the beaten path places that still have that “Old Florida” feeling.
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Jul 18, 25 10:12 AM
Madison Florida was founded by cotton planters in 1838. It is one of the oldest and most charming little towns in Florida.
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Jul 17, 25 11:21 AM
Port St Lucie, Florida is a large planned city on the east coast.
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Jul 16, 25 11:47 AM
Florida has more freshwater springs than any other state in the country. A day trip here can give you a place to swim and see manatees and more.
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Jul 16, 25 10:05 AM
Old Florida places on the Suwannee River that most people have never visited.
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Jul 15, 25 06:03 PM
Torreya State Park spans 13,735 acres in Bristol, Florida. It sits on high bluffs along the Apalachicola River. It's known for rugged terrain and rare plants.
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Jul 15, 25 05:59 PM
Suwannee River State Park covers 1,800 acres in Live Oak. It lies where the Suwannee and Withlacoochee rivers meet. It offers hiking, camping, and paddling.
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Jul 15, 25 05:56 PM
Kingsley Plantation, located on Fort George Island in Jacksonville, Florida, is a historic site managed by the National Park Service.
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Jul 15, 25 08:19 AM
Falling Waters State Park in Chipley, Florida, is home to the state’s tallest waterfall. The park spans 171 acres in Washington County.
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Jul 15, 25 08:13 AM
Chipley, Florida is in the panhandle between Pensacola and Tallahassee. It is one of ht nicest small towns in this part of the state.
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Jul 14, 25 08:01 PM
Yankeetown, Florida still treasures the days back in 1961 when Elvis Presley was in town to make the movie "Follow That Dream".
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