OLD FLORIDA TOWNS ON SR-44
State Road 44 runs across the state from Crystal River to New Smyrna Beach.
You will enjoy the drive through these Old Florida towns on your journey from the Gulf of Mexico to the Atlantic Ocean.
CRYSTAL RIVER is popular not only with locals and tourists but with the thousands of manatees that find their way there for the comfortable water temperature. Click photo to learn more.
INVERNESS is nestled on the west shore of Lake Tsala Apopka and is home to the Great American Cooter Festival. Click photo to learn more.
TAVARES once dreamed of being Florida's state capital. Now it enjoys being reborn as the Seaplane City. Click photo to learn more.
EUSTIS is on the lake of the same name and is one of the three cities that make up the Golden Triangle. Click photo to learn more.
MOUNT DORA is well known as a festival city because of the large number of arts and crafts shows held there each year. It is also an antique center and enjoys its hills, lakes and canopied streets. Click photo to learn more.
DELAND is the home of Stetson College and well known for its many canopied streets and murals. Click photo to learn more.
NEW SMYRNA BEACH was an early plantation settlement but is now noted for its fine white sand beaches. Click photo to learn more.
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