Heritage Crossroads Scenic Highway turns Flagler history into a drive
Heritage Crossroads is a 98-mile network through parts of Flagler, Volusia, and St. Johns counties, with Bunnell at its hub. It is a collection of connected roads rather than one short scenic strip.
The official route links old roads, rural communities, historic sites, and Atlantic-side towns. One segment follows the Old Brick Road, part of an early highway completed around 1917. The broader network helps show how inland Flagler, the coast, and neighboring county history fit together.
This is a drive to plan from the map. A stop in Bunnell, Palm Coast, Flagler Beach, Beverly Beach, Marineland, or one of the rural sections may have different hours, access, and road conditions.
Check the official byway map first, then confirm the current details for the stops you choose. That keeps a 98-mile regional route from turning into a guess based on one county or one highway exit.
Where to see it
The 98-mile Heritage Crossroads network runs through parts of Flagler, Volusia, and St. Johns counties, with Bunnell as its hub. Use the official route map before checking individual stops, road work, and weather.
Explore the area
Sources
- Florida Scenic Highways - Heritage Crossroads: Miles of History Scenic Highway
- Florida Scenic Highways - Heritage Crossroads Route Map
- FDOT - Florida Scenic Highways Program
Last checked against these sources: July 29, 2026.
Related Florida notes
Cars and driving
Ormond Scenic Loop turns a short drive into a slow loop
The Ormond Scenic Loop and Trail is only 34 miles, but it packs beach, river, parks, canopy roads, motorcycles, and old Volusia scenery into one careful drive.
Read this note ->Cars and driving
Old Brick Road keeps Flagler County's Dixie Highway history on the map
Flagler County maintains an 8.6-mile surviving segment of Old Brick Road, an early Dixie Highway route north of Bunnell.
Read this note ->Cars and driving
A1A's scenic byway label points to real places
The A1A Scenic and Historic Coastal Byway is more than a pretty road name; it ties St. Augustine, beaches, parks, preserves, and coastal history into one drive.
Read this note ->Outdoors
Washington Oaks pairs formal gardens with a coquina shore
Washington Oaks Gardens State Park pairs an old estate garden and coastal hammock with one of Flagler County's exposed coquina shorelines.
Read this note ->