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
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
Eva Spring
Eva Spring is a pristine example of Florida's natural springs, offering exceptionally clear water and a tranquil environment. Its connection to the Steinhatchee
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
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
Fletcher Springs
A minor/monitored spring feature on the Suwannee River in Lafayette County, no detailed public description of its appearance found, and it appears accessible on
Foxhole Springs
Foxhole spring, also known as Fenceline spring located directly within the Santa Fe River in Alachua County. Rather than forming a large distinct spring pool ,
Garden Of Eden Springs
A picturesque minor spring along the Silver River paddle route, named for its lush, verdant surroundings, reached by paddle craft with good visibility, popular
Geyser Springs
One of roughly 30 individual vents comprising the Silver Springs spring group, a submerged cave-diving passage not accessible without full cave certification an
Glen Springs
A 5th-magnitude spring on private Elks Lodge property behind a former three-pool 1920s-40s bathing resort (headspring pool once 18x10 ft, 8 ft deep), no longer
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
