Adams Springs
A minor, little-documented spring along the Withlacoochee River on private land near Hardee and Madison Blue springs, no substantial descriptive details found b
Alapaha River Rise Springs
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 roughl
Blue Sink Springs
Described as a blackwater spring with poor visibility, features a path leading to river views, a paddle craft launch, and a boardwalk to view the spring. Drive
Hardee Springs
A second-magnitude spring (Rosseter Spring) emerging from a small cave at the base of 25-foot limestone/sand bluffs into a circular 15-foot-diameter pool, flowi
Holton Creek Rise Springs
A large spring pool roughly 70x54 meters formed by a first-magnitude resurgence of the Alapaha River, with a limestone ledge along its north shore descending to
Lime Springs
A hidden spring along the Withlacoochee River within Twin Rivers State Forest's Withlacoochee Tract, part of a karst-riddled section of clear, tea-colored river
Morgans Springs
A spring-fed pool (about 81 by 66 feet) impounded by a small man-made dam, with an aquatic cave system explored by divers, surrounded by private property, descr
Pot Springs
A spring along the Withlacoochee River in the Pot Spring Tract of Twin Rivers State Forest with a boardwalk/deck for viewing, restored to reduce sediment runoff
Tanner Springs
One of several smaller springs along the Withlacoochee River within Twin Rivers State Forest, noted mainly as a paddling waypoint amid cypress-lined, tea-colore
White Sulphur Springs
Once one of Florida's earliest and most famous tourist attractions, this mineral spring was considered sacred healing water by Native Americans and became a maj
