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Ginnie Springs

Tags: Florida
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Deep in the North Florida interior you'll find a quartet of pristine springs: Devil's Ear, Devil's Eye, Little Devil and the eponymous Ginnie. The highlight here is Ginnie's Ballroom, a treaure trove of  geologic formations; brace yourself against the grate to feel the power of the 35 million gallons of water that fill the spring every day. And don't miss the otherwordly effect of the tea-stained current from the Santa Fe River mingling with the crystal-clear spring water in Devil's Ear.

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