Anderson Springs
A small (~6x3 ft, 3 ft deep) round first-magnitude spring at the river's edge that pumps clear water into the Suwannee during low river levels, making it a good
Baptizing Springs
Site of a 17th-century Timucuan village and Spanish mission where baptisms occurred, 2010 dives revealed over 8,000-10,000 ft of passage through tight restricti
Bathtub Springs
A small oval pool (12x7 ft, max 4 ft deep) fed by a single vent, but connecting to an extensive surveyed cave system of roughly 1,030 ft explored by NSS-CDS div
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
Bonnet Springs
A shallow (max ~45 ft), fragile-limestone cave system with a long winding restriction so narrow two diving teams cannot pass each other, considered one of Flori
Branford Springs
A circular pool about 80 ft wide and over 10 ft deep with multiple boils, 72°F water year-round, popular for swimming and snorkeling (diving not permitted). Fre
Charles Springs
A small, shallow spring about 25 ft in diameter (2-10 ft deep) with two limestone bridges creating multiple pools, a historic 1800s trading post and ferry cross
Coffee Springs
A small, ecologically unique spring that is the sole known habitat on Earth of the endangered Ichetucknee siltsnail among submerged eelgrass, not part of the pa
Cow Springs
A cold, dark, deep pool (~20x40-60 ft) shaded by trees, notable as the only popular Suwannee cave site with an active siphon, the underwater system has a major
Devils Eye Springs
Also called "Boiling Spring," featuring two large limestone vents with bright blue reflections under overhanging live oaks, home to turtles, fish, and birds. Re
Edwards Springs
A small pool (~6 ft diameter) with 15-ft limestone walls dropping via a vertical fissure to 120-150 ft depth, part of a cave system confirmed by dye trace to co
Falmouth Springs
A first-magnitude "world's shortest river," a karst window exposing an underground stream that flows ~450 ft before vanishing into a swallet, part of the Falmou
Hidden Springs
An unnamed-by-SRWMD cave-diving site with extremely shallow (1.4-4 ft) sump passages extending 276-552 ft with a tight restriction, nothing is visible without d
Ichetucknee Head Springs
Second-magnitude spring pool roughly 75x105 ft with depths to 30 ft, discharging clear blue-green 72°F water, the primary source of the Ichetucknee River and a
Lime Run Springs
A first-magnitude spring that is the terminal rise point of the Falmouth-Cathedral Cave System, one of the longest known underwater cave systems in the world, s
Little River Springs
A large spring basin (~108x93 ft) with depth around 11 ft, clear emerald-blue water that can brown out during high river stages, and an extensive cave system ex
Luraville Springs
Two unremarkable, often non-flowing depressions (10-15 ft deep) resembling dark mud holes rather than classic blue springs, reportedly connected underground to
Mattair Springs
Set within a 1,188-acre preserve of mixed forest and sandhills with gopher tortoise, deer, and turkey, no specific dimensions found. Reached via marked hiking/h
