Raccoon Island Springs
A minor spring near a small island in the Silver River, part of the scenic paddle route through Silver Springs State Park, reachable by kayaking or canoeing wit
Rainbow Bridge Seep North Springs
A small seep paired with its southern counterpart near the park's bridge, part of the cluster of springs (including Rainbow Spring #1 and Bubbling Spring) that
Rainbow Bridge Seep South Springs
A small seep near the historic bridge area of Rainbow Springs State Park, reached via a short walk on park trails, contributes minor seepage to the headspring p
Rainbow Cave Springs
A submerged cave-passage feature within the Rainbow Springs headspring complex, though the park's spring caves are generally described as too small for open rec
Rainbow East Seep Springs
A minor seep on the east side of the Rainbow headspring pool, reached by a short walk from the park's developed areas, contributes to the excellent-clarity spri
Rainbow Seep #1 Springs
A small named seep within the Rainbow Springs headspring complex, part of the dense cluster of minor vents/seeps surrounding the main numbered springs, walk-up
Shipwreck Springs
Named for a sunken metal-hulled movie prop (used in the 1959 film "Don't Give Up the Ship," starring Jerry Lewis) resting on the sandy bottom near this vent, lo
Silver 8 Springs
An unnamed/numbered minor spring vent in the Silver River system with unknown access and no listed recreational activities, a low-profile feature primarily docu
Silver 9 Springs
An unnamed/numbered minor spring vent in the Silver River system with unknown access and no listed activities, likely a small, obscure boil documented mainly in
Silver Glen Natural Well Springs
A limestone cave/vertical shaft opening on the southwest flank of the main Silver Glen pool, one of the spring's two major vents, roped off and closed to public
Silver Glen Springs
A first-magnitude spring forming a broad, semicircular turquoise pool (about 200 by 175 feet) over white sand, considered among the clearest water in the region
Silver Springs
One of the world's largest artesian springs, discharging roughly 500-550 million gallons a day into a famously clear pool (visibility up to 80 feet) that forms
Sims Springs
A lost spring of the Ocklawaha submerged under the Rodman Reservoir since 1968, visible as a clear boil only during periodic drawdowns, otherwise reachable only
Sweetwater Springs
A chalky-blue spring feeding Juniper Creek near the historic 1930s CCC Sweetwater Cabin in the Juniper Prairie Wilderness, reached by a long paddle down Juniper
The Abyss Springs
A named deep vent/passage in the Silver Springs cave system, suggesting a notably deep drop-off or shaft, cave-diving access only.
Tobacco Patch Springs
A third-magnitude lost spring of the Ocklawaha, normally submerged under about 4-5 feet of Rodman Reservoir water, becomes a visible, flowing spring run only du
Turtle Meadows Springs
A minor spring along the Silver River paddle corridor, likely named for a nearby turtle basking area, reached by paddle craft with good visibility.
Turtle Nook Springs
A minor spring vent along the Silver River known as a resting spot for turtles, part of the state park's paddle trail, reached by paddle craft with good visibil
Waterfall Springs
A minor spring/feature within Rainbow Springs State Park accessible via the park's walking trails, notable for a small artificial or natural cascade near the he
Wells Landing Springs
A lost spring of the Ocklawaha located along the river-right bank near river mile 4.7 on the Eureka West-Orange Springs paddle route, submerged beneath the Rodm
