Alapaha River Rise Springs

FLORIDA SPRINGS FIELD GUIDE

Also known as: Alapaha Rise

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βšͺ Quartz Spring

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Quick Facts

  • πŸ“ County: Hamilton County
  • 🌊 River: Alapaha River (Suwannee River basin)
  • 🌳 Park Type: Private Property

Activities

🏊 Swimming  Β·  πŸ“Έ Photography  Β·  πŸ¦… Wildlife  Β·  🎣 Fishing

About this Spring

A first-magnitude, tannic-stained spring pool (about 75 by 108 feet, up to 71 feet deep) where the Alapaha River resurfaces after flowing underground for roughly 12 miles from Georgia swallets, one of the largest single springs in the U.S. by some measures.

Plan Your Visit

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