Worth the ride near Port St. Lucie, FL
We list 9 places worth riding to around Port St. Lucie, FL, across views, food, and coffee.
Views
House of Refuge at Gilbert's Bar
Viewpoint
An 1876 rescue station with waves breaking on limestone, at the end of the A1A island ride from Fort Pierce or Jensen Beach.
Port Mayaca Lock and Dam, Lake Okeechobee
Coastal View
Ride the Kanner Highway out, climb the levee at the lock, and turn back toward the coast.
Fort Pierce Inlet State Park
Viewpoint
Watch boats work the inlet from the jetty after a causeway and A1A run through beach communities.
Food
Little Jim Bait & Tackle
Food
Fish tacos and cold beer over a mangrove lined slough, with easy parking, right on the ride out to the inlet.
J & S Fish Camp and Gator Hole Tavern
Food
Lake Okeechobee fish camp dating to the 1920s with a tiki bar and weekend music, at the end of the SR 76 ride to Port Mayaca.
Archie's Seabreeze
Food
The Treasure Coast's best known biker stop since 1947, with an 8 ounce cheeseburger where the Hutchinson Island cruise ends.
Coffee
Steamworks Coffeebar and Eatery
Coffee
Eat breakfast or lunch here and park easily before the island or the lake.
The Roasted Record
Coffee
Roasts in house beside a vinyl record shop, 25 minutes south of Port St.
Southern Salt & Coffee Co.
Coffee
Off US 1 on Midway Road, it is the coffee to grab before the causeway and A1A.