These 16 Towns In Florida Have The Most Breathtaking Scenery In The State
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Victoria W
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Whether you’re planning a vacation to Florida or you’re a local looking for a day trip, breathtaking scenery is probably on your list of things you hope to experience. You’re probably familiar with a few of these already, but we hope many of them will be new places for you to explore. Just make sure you pack your camera!
This stunning photo of Blue Lake in Chipley proves we actually do have some fall foliage in Florida.
How gorgeous is this dock on Julington Creek? Swoon.
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DeBary offers the perfect view some of the wildlife on the St. Johns River.
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The moss hanging from this cypress tree on the lake makes for lovely scenery in Lake Butler.
The Venice Pier is cool, but that Florida sky really steals the show, don't you agree?
Miramar has some incredibly stunning wetlands, as these amazing photos on Lake Harbour show.
Just try to find a view as gorgeous as the Gulf of Mexico seen from Sunset Park.
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Everyone associates Florida with our beaches, but you have to visit our crystal clear springs, like Gissy Springs seen here.
Grayton Beach has been voted one of America's best beaches and is home to a charming artist colony as well.
Seaside is a master-planned community in Walton County. It has a very uniform and perfect look, but is also quite charming nonetheless. You might recognize it from the 1998 film The Truman Show.
Destin also has some of Florida's most prized beaches. This Emerald Coast city offers jaw dropping views of the Gulf of Mexico and pristine white beaches.
This view of Payne's Prairie State Park should make you give this college town a second look. Nearby Micanopy is full of historic charm as well.
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Even our big cities are downright gorgeous.
Rosemary Beach is another planned community near Seaside.
This is just one of our many historic and iconic lighthouses, and yet another reason to love Florida.
This view of the rocky coast bathed in an orange glow at Cypress Point Park reveals a side of Florida not everyone knows exists.
Have you visited any of these stunning places? What other towns and cities do you think should be on our list? Please leave your comments below!
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