This information draws inspiration from Florida Geological Survey Bulletin 66 and serves as a guide to discovering the captivating Orange Grove Spring, nestled within the beauty of Peacock Springs State Park. Join us as we venture into this karst window wonder, delving into its dimensions, water features, and surrounding environment. Embark on a scenic journey […]
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Red Snapper Sink emerges in the Atlantic Ocean, submerged in water approximately 88 feet deep. A unique geological feature, it forms a funnel shape descending to a depth of around 150 feet before plunging vertically to as deep as 465 feet. Curious Transition While once believed to be a freshwater spring, Red Snapper Sink’s water […]
Peacock Springs, situated a mere 2 miles east of Luraville, emerges as a haven for cave diving enthusiasts. Begin your journey from Luraville by driving east on Luraville Road for approximately 2 miles, arriving at the entrance of Peacock Spring State Park from the junction of SR 51 and Luraville Road. Peacock Springs: A Glimpse […]
Rainbow Springs Group, nestled approximately 3.5 miles north of Dunnellon, forms the mesmerizing headwaters of the Rainbow River. To access this aquatic paradise, journey from Dunnellon by heading north on US 41 for about 3.7 miles until you spot a prominent sign indicating the entrance to Rainbow Springs State Park. Turn right onto 83rd Place […]
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Picture Rose Creek, a transient stream originating from the Northern Highlands south of Lake City, making its journey from east to west, culminating in an intriguing geological feature known as Rose Creek Swallet. This natural wonder lies beneath the southwest face of the Cody Escarpment, a distinct topographical landmark. Rose Creek Swallet and Sink Rose […]
Unveil the enchantment of Rock Bluff Springs, nestled 11 miles south of Branford, and accessible by boat. Rock Bluff Springs beckons adventurers seeking aquatic wonders. To reach this haven, embark from Branford by first heading west on US 27 from the Suwannee River bridge. After approximately 1.3 miles, turn left onto CR 349, and journey […]
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Peacock Springs, a sought-after destination for cave diving enthusiasts, is nestled just 2 miles east of Luraville. To embark on this adventure, begin your journey at the junction of SR 51 and Luraville Road in Luraville. Proceed east on Luraville Road for approximately 2 miles until you reach the entrance of Peacock Spring State Park. […]