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Rum Island Park

Rum Island, nestled along the Santa Fe River, offers a magical kayaking experience combined with the allure of its on-site springs. Paddle through clear waters, surrounded by lush vegetation and abundant wildlife, making it ideal for kayakers of all skill levels. After your tour, the park's two springs provide the perfect spot for a refreshing swim, adding a touch of enchantment to your visit. The well-maintained picnic areas are perfect for a leisurely lunch, allowing you to relax and savor the picturesque views. Clean and convenient restrooms are available, ensuring a comfortable visit. Rum Island is also a great spot to observe local wildlife, making it a prime location for nature enthusiasts and photographers. Plan your visit to Rum Island for a kayaking adventure and stay to enjoy swimming in the springs, picnicking, and the park's amenities. It's a perfect escape into Florida's natural beauty, creating a memorable and enriching experience.

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Santa Fe River

The Santa Fe River is unique among the many found in North Florida, flowing underground in O’Leno State Park through an intricate cave system only to emerge in River Rise Preserve State Park. The best part? It is all protected for future generations so that they too can appreciate this natural wonder. Learn about the rich history of the Santa Fe River, which boasts over 36 named springs that contribute to its waters. During certain times of the year, the river itself can run clear, displaying a see-through sweet tea or amber-brown color. Our experienced guides provide fascinating information about each spring and the surrounding ecosystem as you paddle around Rum Island and the Santa Fe River. Keep an eye out for local wildlife such as fish, herons, otters, white-tail deer, swallow-tail kites, mullet, and an abundance of turtles.

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Blue Springs Park

Paddle through a stunning 0.25-mile stretch of crystal-clear water, home to some of the state’s prettiest submerged aquatic vegetation. Marvel at the vibrant underwater landscapes as you glide along this pristine spring run. Take a refreshing swim in the inviting 20-foot swimming hole, fed by 44 million gallons of fresh water daily. Enjoy plenty of time to relax and immerse yourself in this natural oasis. On your journey, encounter "Aric the Giant," a majestic 400-year-old cypress tree that stands as a testament to the area's rich natural history. This ancient giant offers a glimpse into the past and adds a sense of wonder to your adventure. This experience combines the tranquility of clear kayaking with opportunities for swimming and exploring unique natural features. Join us for an unforgettable day at Gilchrist Blue Springs, where nature's beauty awaits at every turn.

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Rum Island Park

Rum Island, nestled along the Santa Fe River, offers a magical kayaking experience combined with the allure of its on-site springs. Paddle through clear waters, surrounded by lush vegetation and abundant wildlife, making it ideal for kayakers of all skill levels. After your tour, the park's two springs provide the perfect spot for a refreshing swim, adding a touch of enchantment to your visit. The well-maintained picnic areas are perfect for a leisurely lunch, allowing you to relax and savor the picturesque views. Clean and convenient restrooms are available, ensuring a comfortable visit. Rum Island is also a great spot to observe local wildlife, making it a prime location for nature enthusiasts and photographers. Plan your visit to Rum Island for a kayaking adventure and stay to enjoy swimming in the springs, picnicking, and the park's amenities. It's a perfect escape into Florida's natural beauty, creating a memorable and enriching experience.

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Santa Fe River

The Santa Fe River is unique among the many found in North Florida, flowing underground in O’Leno State Park through an intricate cave system only to emerge in River Rise Preserve State Park. The best part? It is all protected for future generations so that they too can appreciate this natural wonder. Learn about the rich history of the Santa Fe River, which boasts over 36 named springs that contribute to its waters. During certain times of the year, the river itself can run clear, displaying a see-through sweet tea or amber-brown color. Our experienced guides provide fascinating information about each spring and the surrounding ecosystem as you paddle around Rum Island and the Santa Fe River. Keep an eye out for local wildlife such as fish, herons, otters, white-tail deer, swallow-tail kites, mullet, and an abundance of turtles.

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Blue Springs Park

Paddle through a stunning 0.25-mile stretch of crystal-clear water, home to some of the state’s prettiest submerged aquatic vegetation. Marvel at the vibrant underwater landscapes as you glide along this pristine spring run. Take a refreshing swim in the inviting 20-foot swimming hole, fed by 44 million gallons of fresh water daily. Enjoy plenty of time to relax and immerse yourself in this natural oasis. On your journey, encounter "Aric the Giant," a majestic 400-year-old cypress tree that stands as a testament to the area's rich natural history. This ancient giant offers a glimpse into the past and adds a sense of wonder to your adventure. This experience combines the tranquility of clear kayaking with opportunities for swimming and exploring unique natural features. Join us for an unforgettable day at Gilchrist Blue Springs, where nature's beauty awaits at every turn.

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Rum Island Park

Rum Island, nestled along the Santa Fe River, offers a magical kayaking experience combined with the allure of its on-site springs. Paddle through clear waters, surrounded by lush vegetation and abundant wildlife, making it ideal for kayakers of all skill levels. After your tour, the park's two springs provide the perfect spot for a refreshing swim, adding a touch of enchantment to your visit. The well-maintained picnic areas are perfect for a leisurely lunch, allowing you to relax and savor the picturesque views. Clean and convenient restrooms are available, ensuring a comfortable visit. Rum Island is also a great spot to observe local wildlife, making it a prime location for nature enthusiasts and photographers. Plan your visit to Rum Island for a kayaking adventure and stay to enjoy swimming in the springs, picnicking, and the park's amenities. It's a perfect escape into Florida's natural beauty, creating a memorable and enriching experience.

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Santa Fe River

The Santa Fe River is unique among the many found in North Florida, flowing underground in O’Leno State Park through an intricate cave system only to emerge in River Rise Preserve State Park. The best part? It is all protected for future generations so that they too can appreciate this natural wonder. Learn about the rich history of the Santa Fe River, which boasts over 36 named springs that contribute to its waters. During certain times of the year, the river itself can run clear, displaying a see-through sweet tea or amber-brown color. Our experienced guides provide fascinating information about each spring and the surrounding ecosystem as you paddle around Rum Island and the Santa Fe River. Keep an eye out for local wildlife such as fish, herons, otters, white-tail deer, swallow-tail kites, mullet, and an abundance of turtles.

9

Blue Springs Park

Paddle through a stunning 0.25-mile stretch of crystal-clear water, home to some of the state’s prettiest submerged aquatic vegetation. Marvel at the vibrant underwater landscapes as you glide along this pristine spring run. Take a refreshing swim in the inviting 20-foot swimming hole, fed by 44 million gallons of fresh water daily. Enjoy plenty of time to relax and immerse yourself in this natural oasis. On your journey, encounter "Aric the Giant," a majestic 400-year-old cypress tree that stands as a testament to the area's rich natural history. This ancient giant offers a glimpse into the past and adds a sense of wonder to your adventure. This experience combines the tranquility of clear kayaking with opportunities for swimming and exploring unique natural features. Join us for an unforgettable day at Gilchrist Blue Springs, where nature's beauty awaits at every turn.

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Rum Island Park

Rum Island, nestled along the Santa Fe River, offers a magical kayaking experience combined with the allure of its on-site springs. Paddle through clear waters, surrounded by lush vegetation and abundant wildlife, making it ideal for kayakers of all skill levels. After your tour, the park's two springs provide the perfect spot for a refreshing swim, adding a touch of enchantment to your visit. The well-maintained picnic areas are perfect for a leisurely lunch, allowing you to relax and savor the picturesque views. Clean and convenient restrooms are available, ensuring a comfortable visit. Rum Island is also a great spot to observe local wildlife, making it a prime location for nature enthusiasts and photographers. Plan your visit to Rum Island for a kayaking adventure and stay to enjoy swimming in the springs, picnicking, and the park's amenities. It's a perfect escape into Florida's natural beauty, creating a memorable and enriching experience.

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Santa Fe River

The Santa Fe River is unique among the many found in North Florida, flowing underground in O’Leno State Park through an intricate cave system only to emerge in River Rise Preserve State Park. The best part? It is all protected for future generations so that they too can appreciate this natural wonder. Learn about the rich history of the Santa Fe River, which boasts over 36 named springs that contribute to its waters. During certain times of the year, the river itself can run clear, displaying a see-through sweet tea or amber-brown color. Our experienced guides provide fascinating information about each spring and the surrounding ecosystem as you paddle around Rum Island and the Santa Fe River. Keep an eye out for local wildlife such as fish, herons, otters, white-tail deer, swallow-tail kites, mullet, and an abundance of turtles.

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Blue Springs Park

Paddle through a stunning 0.25-mile stretch of crystal-clear water, home to some of the state’s prettiest submerged aquatic vegetation. Marvel at the vibrant underwater landscapes as you glide along this pristine spring run. Take a refreshing swim in the inviting 20-foot swimming hole, fed by 44 million gallons of fresh water daily. Enjoy plenty of time to relax and immerse yourself in this natural oasis. On your journey, encounter "Aric the Giant," a majestic 400-year-old cypress tree that stands as a testament to the area's rich natural history. This ancient giant offers a glimpse into the past and adds a sense of wonder to your adventure. This experience combines the tranquility of clear kayaking with opportunities for swimming and exploring unique natural features. Join us for an unforgettable day at Gilchrist Blue Springs, where nature's beauty awaits at every turn.

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Rum Island Park

Rum Island, nestled along the Santa Fe River, offers a magical kayaking experience combined with the allure of its on-site springs. Paddle through clear waters, surrounded by lush vegetation and abundant wildlife, making it ideal for kayakers of all skill levels. After your tour, the park's two springs provide the perfect spot for a refreshing swim, adding a touch of enchantment to your visit. The well-maintained picnic areas are perfect for a leisurely lunch, allowing you to relax and savor the picturesque views. Clean and convenient restrooms are available, ensuring a comfortable visit. Rum Island is also a great spot to observe local wildlife, making it a prime location for nature enthusiasts and photographers. Plan your visit to Rum Island for a kayaking adventure and stay to enjoy swimming in the springs, picnicking, and the park's amenities. It's a perfect escape into Florida's natural beauty, creating a memorable and enriching experience.

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Santa Fe River

The Santa Fe River is unique among the many found in North Florida, flowing underground in O’Leno State Park through an intricate cave system only to emerge in River Rise Preserve State Park. The best part? It is all protected for future generations so that they too can appreciate this natural wonder. Learn about the rich history of the Santa Fe River, which boasts over 36 named springs that contribute to its waters. During certain times of the year, the river itself can run clear, displaying a see-through sweet tea or amber-brown color. Our experienced guides provide fascinating information about each spring and the surrounding ecosystem as you paddle around Rum Island and the Santa Fe River. Keep an eye out for local wildlife such as fish, herons, otters, white-tail deer, swallow-tail kites, mullet, and an abundance of turtles.

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Blue Springs Park

Paddle through a stunning 0.25-mile stretch of crystal-clear water, home to some of the state’s prettiest submerged aquatic vegetation. Marvel at the vibrant underwater landscapes as you glide along this pristine spring run. Take a refreshing swim in the inviting 20-foot swimming hole, fed by 44 million gallons of fresh water daily. Enjoy plenty of time to relax and immerse yourself in this natural oasis. On your journey, encounter "Aric the Giant," a majestic 400-year-old cypress tree that stands as a testament to the area's rich natural history. This ancient giant offers a glimpse into the past and adds a sense of wonder to your adventure. This experience combines the tranquility of clear kayaking with opportunities for swimming and exploring unique natural features. Join us for an unforgettable day at Gilchrist Blue Springs, where nature's beauty awaits at every turn.

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Rum Island Park

Rum Island, nestled along the Santa Fe River, offers a magical kayaking experience combined with the allure of its on-site springs. Paddle through clear waters, surrounded by lush vegetation and abundant wildlife, making it ideal for kayakers of all skill levels. After your tour, the park's two springs provide the perfect spot for a refreshing swim, adding a touch of enchantment to your visit. The well-maintained picnic areas are perfect for a leisurely lunch, allowing you to relax and savor the picturesque views. Clean and convenient restrooms are available, ensuring a comfortable visit. Rum Island is also a great spot to observe local wildlife, making it a prime location for nature enthusiasts and photographers. Plan your visit to Rum Island for a kayaking adventure and stay to enjoy swimming in the springs, picnicking, and the park's amenities. It's a perfect escape into Florida's natural beauty, creating a memorable and enriching experience.

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Santa Fe River

The Santa Fe River is unique among the many found in North Florida, flowing underground in O’Leno State Park through an intricate cave system only to emerge in River Rise Preserve State Park. The best part? It is all protected for future generations so that they too can appreciate this natural wonder. Learn about the rich history of the Santa Fe River, which boasts over 36 named springs that contribute to its waters. During certain times of the year, the river itself can run clear, displaying a see-through sweet tea or amber-brown color. Our experienced guides provide fascinating information about each spring and the surrounding ecosystem as you paddle around Rum Island and the Santa Fe River. Keep an eye out for local wildlife such as fish, herons, otters, white-tail deer, swallow-tail kites, mullet, and an abundance of turtles.

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Blue Springs Park

Paddle through a stunning 0.25-mile stretch of crystal-clear water, home to some of the state’s prettiest submerged aquatic vegetation. Marvel at the vibrant underwater landscapes as you glide along this pristine spring run. Take a refreshing swim in the inviting 20-foot swimming hole, fed by 44 million gallons of fresh water daily. Enjoy plenty of time to relax and immerse yourself in this natural oasis. On your journey, encounter "Aric the Giant," a majestic 400-year-old cypress tree that stands as a testament to the area's rich natural history. This ancient giant offers a glimpse into the past and adds a sense of wonder to your adventure. This experience combines the tranquility of clear kayaking with opportunities for swimming and exploring unique natural features. Join us for an unforgettable day at Gilchrist Blue Springs, where nature's beauty awaits at every turn.

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Rum Island Park

Rum Island, nestled along the Santa Fe River, offers a magical kayaking experience combined with the allure of its on-site springs. Paddle through clear waters, surrounded by lush vegetation and abundant wildlife, making it ideal for kayakers of all skill levels. After your tour, the park's two springs provide the perfect spot for a refreshing swim, adding a touch of enchantment to your visit. The well-maintained picnic areas are perfect for a leisurely lunch, allowing you to relax and savor the picturesque views. Clean and convenient restrooms are available, ensuring a comfortable visit. Rum Island is also a great spot to observe local wildlife, making it a prime location for nature enthusiasts and photographers. Plan your visit to Rum Island for a kayaking adventure and stay to enjoy swimming in the springs, picnicking, and the park's amenities. It's a perfect escape into Florida's natural beauty, creating a memorable and enriching experience.

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Santa Fe River

The Santa Fe River is unique among the many found in North Florida, flowing underground in O’Leno State Park through an intricate cave system only to emerge in River Rise Preserve State Park. The best part? It is all protected for future generations so that they too can appreciate this natural wonder. Learn about the rich history of the Santa Fe River, which boasts over 36 named springs that contribute to its waters. During certain times of the year, the river itself can run clear, displaying a see-through sweet tea or amber-brown color. Our experienced guides provide fascinating information about each spring and the surrounding ecosystem as you paddle around Rum Island and the Santa Fe River. Keep an eye out for local wildlife such as fish, herons, otters, white-tail deer, swallow-tail kites, mullet, and an abundance of turtles.

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Blue Springs Park

Paddle through a stunning 0.25-mile stretch of crystal-clear water, home to some of the state’s prettiest submerged aquatic vegetation. Marvel at the vibrant underwater landscapes as you glide along this pristine spring run. Take a refreshing swim in the inviting 20-foot swimming hole, fed by 44 million gallons of fresh water daily. Enjoy plenty of time to relax and immerse yourself in this natural oasis. On your journey, encounter "Aric the Giant," a majestic 400-year-old cypress tree that stands as a testament to the area's rich natural history. This ancient giant offers a glimpse into the past and adds a sense of wonder to your adventure. This experience combines the tranquility of clear kayaking with opportunities for swimming and exploring unique natural features. Join us for an unforgettable day at Gilchrist Blue Springs, where nature's beauty awaits at every turn.

2 Hour Glass Bottom Guided Kayak Eco Tour in Gilchrist Blue

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