"It is the mission of the Corridor Management Council to help preserve the natural, historical, and cultural integrity of this unique corridor by fostering ties between the road and the community through advocacy, education, resource protection, and roadway and corridor enhancements."
Dial & Discover - Link to Cell Phone Tour of Scenic Byway
The Dial and Discover program is coordinated by the City of Gainesville Cultural Affairs Department and the Department of Parks & Recreation, and is funded through Alachua County tourism tax dollars.
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The Master Plan will provide a guide for the future development, such as open space and recreational opportunities and
preservation of the Corridor, including the US 441 Ecopassage.
- OFHH Report (.pdf 16MB)
- Cost Estimate (Estimated cost estimate/budget is conceptual and for planning purposes only.)
- Next Meeting Announcements
Paynes Prairie Visitors Center Grant Project
Public Workshop
Week of August 22 (day TBD)
Location: Paynes Prairie Visitors Center
Old Florida Heritage Highway
Corridor Management Council Meeting
Month of September (day TBD)
Herlong Mansion, Long Hall
402 NE Cholokka Blvd.
Micanopy, FL
Upcoming Events
- Micanopy Fall Harvest Festival 2010
Oct. 30 and 31
** Marjorie K. Rawlings Cross Creek Home is now a
National Historic Landmark, dedicated March 3, 2007. **
For more meeting info: email Alachua County Customer Service Center or call (352) 374-5210.
The 48 (forty-eight) miles of U.S. 441 and adjacent loop/spur roads just south of Gainesville provide a vista of rural countryside draped with Spanish hanging moss, cattle, state parks and historic towns.
Exploring this corridor offers access to an unusually well preserved section of Florida's natural and scenic heritage.
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