US 1 Road Trip: Jacksonville to Miami

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Covering nearly 350 miles this jaunt down U.S. 1 along Florida's east coast is packed full of fun attractions including mill ruins, huggable manatees, and, if you're lucky, you might even find the fountain of youth!

Giant Human Head Sculpture

117 W Duval St, Jacksonville, FL

Saves: 81

Check-ins: 25

Update: Users have reported this attraction is now gone.

It's wide-eyed in terror, mouthing a silent scream. Visitors can climb into the gaping mouth which reveals a pretty nice set of giant dentures. At ...

Update: Users have reported this attraction is now gone.

It's wide-eyed in terror, mouthing a silent scream. Visitors can climb into the gaping mouth which reveals a pretty nice set of giant dentures. At ...

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Jacksonville's Treaty Oak

Prudential Dr, Jacksonville, FL

Saves: 93

Check-ins: 32

Treaty Oak was part of an amusement complex named Dixieland Park from 1907 into the 1930s. When the park closed the city wanted to cut down the Giant Oak and turn the park into office buildings. A local news...

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Castle Otttis

103 3rd St, St. Augustine, FL

Saves: 74

Check-ins: 16

It's not a typo - Castle Otttis is really spelled with a triple T in the second word. Because it was about as high as a treetop the permit given for use of the building was as a garage structure. It was such...

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Ponce de Leon's Fountain of Youth

1 Magnolia Ave, St. Augustine, FL

Saves: 59

Check-ins: 39

Even though historians regard Ponce de Leon's search for the Fountain of Youth a myth, it still remains in the minds of people as almost historical fact. Thus, the name of this park comes from de Leon's supp...

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Oldest Wooden School House

14 St George St, St Augustine, FL

Saves: 44

Check-ins: 45

Around 1716, when Florida was still a Spanish territory, this wooden school house was built from red cedar, wooden pegs, and hand-crafted nails. This historic landmark gives you an authentic glimpse into the...

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Pirate & Treasure Museum

12 S Castillo Dr, St Augustine, FL

Saves: 33

Check-ins: 37

This museum is dedicated to pirate artifacts. Known formerly as the Pirate Soul Museum, there are 48 individual exhibits areas within the museum which states that this is the most authentic and largest colle...

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Riverboat Car Wash

520 S Ponce De Leon Blvd, St. Aug...

520 S Ponce De Leon Blvd, St. Augustine, FL

Saves: 11

Check-ins: 13

The Showboat Car Wash, built in 2005, was inspired by a California riverboat car wash built in the 1960s. You have to drive across a gangplank and over a moat of run-off in order to get "on board." The build...

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Bulow Plantation Ruins

3501 Old Kings Rd, Flagler Beach, FL

Saves: 73

Check-ins: 12

Bulow Plantation Ruins is a Florida State Park containing the ruins of an antebellum plantation and its sugar mill, built of coquina sedimentary rock and made up of crushed shells. The Bulow Plantation was t...

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Dummett Sugar Mill Ruins

3178 Old Dixie Hwy, Ormond Beach, FL

Saves: 30

Check-ins: 9

Once a sugar powerhouse this mill processed over 2,000 acres of sugar cane for use in rum. It was burned almost to the ground during the Second Seminole War - easy pickings as sugar is highly combustible. Th...

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Jungle Adventures

26205 E Hwy 50, Christmas, FL

Saves: 44

Check-ins: 5

Welcome to Christmas, Florida, the home of Jungle Adventures and "Big Swampy," the world's largest alligator whose total length is 200 feet and 1 inch. Swampy contains a gift shop, ticket counter, and the Ju...

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Manatee Lagoon

6000 N Flagler Dr, West Palm Beac...

6000 N Flagler Dr, West Palm Beach, FL

Saves: 90

Check-ins: 5

Manatees have frequented the warm waters on the North End of West Palm beach for years, packing the lagoon during cold snaps. Once off limits to visitors (after the 9/11 attacks), in 2016 Manatee Lagoon was ...

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Wakodahatchee Wetlands

13270 Jog Rd, Delray Beach, FL

Saves: 27

Check-ins: 3

A wastewater area was turned into something that people could enjoy. Nature approves too; there are more than 150 species of birds along with alligators, turtles, rabbits, and raccoons. A 3/4 mile boardwalk ...

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Giant Domino Sculpture

NE 6th Ave, Miami, FL

Saves: 72

Check-ins: 21

A tribute to Miami's favorite pastime, this giant red-and-white set of dominoes overlooks the Intracoastal Waterway. The "M" shape of the slanted pieces memorialize, albeit controversially, the late real est...

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US 1 Road Trip: Jacksonville to Miami

Giant Human Head Sculpture

Jacksonville's Treaty Oak

Castle Otttis

Ponce de Leon's Fountain of Youth

Oldest Wooden School House

Pirate & Treasure Museum

Riverboat Car Wash

Bulow Plantation Ruins

Dummett Sugar Mill Ruins

Jungle Adventures

Manatee Lagoon

Wakodahatchee Wetlands

Giant Domino Sculpture

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