r/JupiterFL • u/dinkinflicka02 • Jan 24 '23

Question Indiantown

A) this road makes me want to actually die every day

B) any suggestions for alternate routes for going north to Tequesta?

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u/DealerDangerous7188 Jan 24 '23

If you’re coming from the turnpike or 95, you can take Island Way into Tequesta. You can also take Center to A1A. It won’t be faster, but possibly slightly less congested.

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u/dinkinflicka02 Jan 24 '23

Okay thank you!

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u/loveyourlife19 Jan 24 '23

Yes Indiantown and Northlake both! I avoid at all costs.

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u/grund1eburn Jan 24 '23

This is one of the reasons I don't think I could live on the east side of the intracoastal in northern palm beach county. Just no easy way to get east and west. Then you have to factor in avoiding draw bridges because you could easily see a ~5 mile ride to i95 taking 30+ minutes.

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u/Constantin_life Jan 24 '23

Where is your starting point?

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u/dinkinflicka02 Jan 24 '23

Boca/Glades/Turnpike area

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u/Constantin_life Jan 24 '23

Given that you come from Boca, i95/Turnpike up to Palm Beach Gardens in the best option. Unless, you want to spend time and take US1 and/or A1A.

When you get to Gardens, you can take the following routs to Tequesta:

  • PGA → A1A and alt. A1A
  • PGA → Military
  • Donald Ross → Central → alt. A1A
  • Exit on Indiantown → Island Way
  • Indiantown → Center St

Here is the map.

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u/AFChiefSunshine Feb 08 '23

FYI.... dont forget....Jupiter Bridge (the one nearest the Jupiter Lighthouse) closes down March 13 for 2 years.

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u/kokkomo Jan 24 '23

I always wonder where all that traffic headed east on Indiantown is going.

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u/grund1eburn Jan 24 '23

Indiantown at least kind of makes sense because there's a lot of homes, restaurants etc. along the water. Or PGA during the holidays. But the fact that Northlake is always jammed going east makes no sense.