Cedar Key

Old Florida beckons across the No. 4 bridge, guiding residents and visitors down the only road into Cedar Key. Here, surrounded by salt marshes and barrier islands sculpted by wind and sea, generations of families have tied their livelihoods to the bounty and cadence of the Gulf. Embracing a timeless way of life, the working waterfront community remained steadfast and has endured, despite the tides of change. First a bustling seaport, then a commercial fishing hub, and now renowned for clam farming, Cedar Key has weathered many changes while staying connected to the coastal waters. This resilient community's ability to adapt has turned potential downturns into a new chapter of rebirth, leading to a hopeful, long-lasting renaissance for its historic working waterfront. B&W Presents: Cedar Key A #TowingAdventure short film Keep watching B&W's #TowingAdventure short film series: https://bit.ly/TowingAdventure-Playlist Check out the B&W blog for more stories: https://bit.ly/BW-Towing-Adventure-Stories Follow B&W Trailer Hitches on social: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bwtrailerhitches Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bwtrailerhitches TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bwtrailerhitches Twitter: https://twitter.com/bandwhitches #towingadventure #bwtrailerhitches