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
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
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
Boardwalk Springs
One of several sand boils viewable from the wooden boardwalk on the Spring Boils Trail near Silver Glen Springs, where groundwater bubbles up visibly through th
Boulware Springs
A small, non-swimming spring in a Gainesville city park producing ~200,000 gallons/day, historic 1890s brick waterworks surround it, and it's an easy short walk
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
Fallen Tree Springs
A small, hidden spring along the nature trail found down a short side path, partially obscured by fallen trees, visibility is only fair and it's a lesser-visite
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
Fanning Springs
Large clear spring pool and swimming hole on the Suwannee River with 72°F water, max depth 18-21 feet, multiple entry points for swimming/snorkeling/diving, and
Fern Hammock Springs
A short walk from Juniper Springs along the Fern Hammock Trail, a shallow (2-6 foot), irregularly shaped pool roughly 160 by 75 feet famous for more than 25 vig
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
Grassy Hole Springs
A spring in Ichetucknee Springs State Park marked by stretches of wild rice and open "big sky" vistas along the river, reached via a walk from the park entrance
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
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
Iron Springs
One of several minor springs along the Steinhatchee River within the Steinhatchee Springs Wildlife Management Area, accessed via WMA roads/trails, no detailed p
Johnson Springs
A large natural spring basin with a well-flowing spring run set deep in floodplain forest along the nature trail, described as a dark, plant-filled bowl of wate
