Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, exhibits a varied range of walkability, with some areas being car-dependent and others offering more pedestrian-friendly environments. The Walk Score, a metric ranging from 0 to 100, indicates how walkable a neighborhood is, with higher scores meaning more errands can be accomplished on foot [1].

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Specific locations within Ponte Vedra Beach demonstrate this variability. For instance, 1213 Ponte Vedra Boulevard in Nocatee has a Walk Score of 1 out of 100, classifying it as a Car-Dependent neighborhood where almost all errands require a car [2]. Similarly, 1102 Ponte Vedra Boulevard in Sawgrass has a Walk Score of 14 out of 100, also indicating a Car-Dependent environment with minimal bike infrastructure [3]. In contrast, 611 Ponte Vedra Lakes Boulevard in Palm Valley, also within Nocatee, has a Walk Score of 54 out of 100, making it "Somewhat Walkable" where some errands can be accomplished on foot [4].

The overall population of Ponte Vedra Beach is 28,964, with a median age of 52.2 and an average individual income of $90,902 [5] [6] [7]. The community is known for its luxury homes, resort lifestyle, and amenities such as the TPC at Sawgrass, which hosts the PGA Tour’s Players Championship [8] [9]. While some areas are highly car-dependent, the presence of shopping, dining, nightlife, and parks suggests that certain parts of Ponte Vedra Beach offer more opportunities for pedestrian activity [5] [6] [7]. The A1A road divides the neighborhood, and depending on a resident's location, they may be able to walk to the beach or country clubs [10]. The area also has several grocery options, including Publix and The Fresh Market, and various restaurants [10].