About 8 mi / 15 min from Lake Worth Beach
What is Palm Beach known for?
The island town of Palm Beach, about 15 minutes north of Lake Worth Beach, is famous for Worth Avenue luxury shopping, oceanfront mansions and the Flagler Museum.
Drive scenic A1A north from Lake Worth Beach past grand estates to reach Worth Avenue and the Flagler Museum.
ShoppingPalm Beach
Worth Avenue is Palm Beach's world-famous luxury shopping street, lined with designer boutiques, galleries and restaurants tucked into Mediterranean-style courtyards called vias. It is one of the most iconic shopping destinations in the United States and an easy drive north from Lake Worth Beach.
About 8 mi / 15 min from Lake Worth Beach
Arts & CulturePalm Beach
The Flagler Museum is Whitehall, the Gilded Age mansion that railroad pioneer Henry Flagler built in Palm Beach in 1902. Visitors tour lavish period rooms and see Flagler's restored private railcar, telling the story of how Palm Beach became a resort.
About 9 mi / 20 min from Lake Worth Beach
Tennis Clubs & CourtsPalm Beach
Phipps Ocean Park Racquet Center is a Town of Palm Beach tennis facility on South Ocean Boulevard, north of Lake Worth Beach. The town offers court bookings, lessons, clinics and organized play through its tennis centers. Check visitor rates and availability directly instead of assuming private-club membership is required.
About 2 mi / 10 min from Lake Worth Beach
Cycling RoutesPalm Beach
Palm Beach Lake Trail follows the island’s western waterfront, with views across Lake Worth Lagoon to West Palm Beach. The tourism board describes approximately 5.5 miles one way. Start near South Lake Drive and Peruvian Avenue for an easy-paced ride past the town docks and Flagler Museum area.
Approximately 5.5 miles one way / 11 miles out-and-back
Easy terrain; street crossings and shared-use sections
About 7 mi / 15 min from Lake Worth Beach
Worth Avenue in Palm Beach is about 6–7 miles north, roughly 15–20 minutes by car.