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
Allen Mill Pond Springs
A second-magnitude spring run (part of Lafayette Blue Springs State Park) that was once the site of a working mill, with old mill timbers still visible in the w
Bell Springs
A minor spring within a private park setting on the Suwannee River with fair visibility, limited descriptive detail available beyond its use for swimming, paddl
Bell Springs
A minor spring within a private park setting on the Suwannee River with fair visibility, limited descriptive detail available beyond its use for swimming, paddl
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
Cannon Springs
A third-magnitude spring on the Ocklawaha, the most-visited of the "lost springs" since it's accessible via a short paddle up its spring run (about 0.23 miles)
Catfish Springs
One of about 20 historic Ocklawaha River springs drowned by the Rodman Reservoir in 1968, normally invisible beneath dark reservoir water, it becomes a visible
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
Convict Springs
Convict Spring is a unique, historic freshwater spring located on the southwest side of the Suwannee River in Lafayette County, Florida, roughly 5 miles northea
Croaker Hole Spring
A second-magnitude spring forming a narrow, deep hole in the bottom of the St. Johns River in Little Lake George, plunging to about 48 feet amid surrounding riv
Eaton Creek Springs
A little-documented spring-fed tributary area along the Ocklawaha River corridor in Marion County, reached via a longer paddle from the nearest launch, scenic b
First Fishermans Paradise Springs
The first of two vents named "Fisherman's Paradise" along the Silver River cave system, a spot historically favored by anglers on the surface, but the spring ve
Fish Hook 2 Springs
A second nearby vent associated with Fish Hook Springs in the Rodman Reservoir "lost springs" cluster, submerged under normal pool levels and visible only durin
Fish Hook Springs
A minor lost spring of the Ocklawaha River within the Rodman Reservoir footprint, normally submerged beneath reservoir water and exposed only during periodic dr
Gold Head Branch Springs
Seepage springs bubble up at the bottom of a steephead ravine to form the crystal-clear, sand-bottomed Gold Head Branch creek, within Mike Roess Gold Head Branc
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
Hart Springs
Large spring-fed swimming area with a prominent central boil in a limestone fissure vent (walls 15 ft high, one vent nearly 30 ft deep), crystal-clear water let
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
Lafayette Blue Springs
A first-magnitude spring on the Suwannee River with flows up to 168 million gallons/day and 72°F water, spanned by a natural limestone bridge, part of an extens
Lake Lowery East Springs
A seepage spring in the Lake Lowry area feeding the Alligator Creek/Etonia Chain of Lakes system in Clay County, undeveloped seep with no formal trail or access
