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Falling Waters State Park, Chipley
Falling Creek Falls, Lake City
Devil’s Millhopper, Gainesville
Rainbow Springs State Park, Dunnellon
Weeping Ridge, Torreya State Park
Steinhatchee Falls, Steinhatchee
Morikami Japanese Gardens Waterfall, Delray Beach
Eichelberger Sink, Hidden Waters Preserve, Eustis
Disappearing Creek at Camp Branch, White Springs
- When we talk about waterfalls in Florida, it is important to remember that this state is one of the flattest in the United States.
- Bearing that in mind, it is no surprise that there are very few natural waterfalls which could be considered impressive.
- Exceptions to this rule include the waterfall at Falling Waters State Park, which is a very respectable 73 feet tall, and the Weeping Ridge Falls in the mountainous Torreya State Park at 25 feet high.
- However, this does not mean that there are no interesting smaller waterfalls to seek out – due to the limestone landscape, Florida is home to many sinkholes which do have beautiful waterfalls to admire after rainfall.
- In addition, there are a couple of very lovely man-made waterfalls dotted around to provide a soothing and cooling ambiance at the height of a hot Florida summer.
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