Cedar Key, located on a small island (key) on the Gulf Coast, is a rustic, old fishing village.  At one time it was also a shipping port for lumber until the cedar trees gave out and the lumber mill closed.  Many of the buildings in the village date back to the late 1800s.  Cedar Key has a number of restaurants and shops, and if you’re lucky you might even see dolphins swimming in the harbor as you enjoy lunch.  (Key: US – Federal Highway; SR—State Road; CR—County Road)

• Turn right out of Gator HD on to Fern Avenue.
• At stop sign turn right on to Sunny Side Drive.
• At stop sign turn right staying on Sunny Side Drive.
• At four-way stop turn left on to Main Street.
• At traffic light turn left on to SR44 (also called Dixie Avenue).
• At intersection of SR44 and US27, cross US27 staying on SR44 towards Wildwood.
• In Wildwood, turn right on to US301 and head north, passing through Oxford.
• Turn left on to CR42 and head west.
• Turn right on to CR475.
• Turn left on to CR475A.
• Turn left on to CR484 and head west to Dunnellon.
• In Dunnellon turn right on to CR336 and head north.
• CR336 will dump you on to US19. Head north on US19. 
• Turn left on to SR24 and head west in to Cedar Key.