47 Ramp Spring
Causing a powerful swirl this spring is just off the boat ramp about 10 yards. This is the number one exit point for paddlers on the Santa Fe River. Restrooms a
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
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
Telford Springs
A basin at the end of a short run to the river, with a cave system of over 4,000 ft of surveyed passage including features like "The Rifts" and "Beulahland," kn
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.
Thomas Springs
NA — characterized nearby as "a real secret and not easy to find" with no formal trail or parking, apparently reachable only by bushwhacking or paddling.
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
Treehouse Springs
A 1st-magnitude, 32-foot-deep boil fed by two resurgences (one connected to the Santa Fe River Rise cave system), popular for swimming despite dark tannic water
Troy Springs
First-magnitude spring in a Suwannee River state park, roughly 80-100 feet in diameter and 70 feet deep with a rocky, clear-water basin, famous as the resting p
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
Turtle Springs
A small pond-like spring in a tree-lined cove along the Suwannee River, ringed by 15-18 ft sandy banks with fallen trees creating habitat often described as a "
Twin Springs
Part of the Ginnie Springs complex along the Santa Fe River, passed while tubing/paddling, like nearby Deer Spring, its water sometimes matches the river's colo
Wadesboro Springs
A minor spring/historic 1890s-1920s railroad stop site on the west side of Doctors Lake near Orange Park, no developed access or visitor facilities, in undevelo
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
Wekiwa (Levy) Springs
A second-magnitude spring on private land in a rural pine forest area of Levy County, forming the headwaters of the Wekiva River (a Waccasassa tributary), its w
Welaka Spring
A third-magnitude spring with a pool about 90 feet long and 60 feet wide near the town of Welaka, historically promoted as a resort spring for its mineral water
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
