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    The ultimate adventure guide

    Shaun Hunter
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    Entrance to Ponce De Leon Springs State Park.
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    The park has a spacious day-use area with plenty of tables.
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    The park contains a modern bathhouse, the hallway of which contains displays on local wildlife and images of the springs throughout its past.
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    The springs surface in the center of a stone wall, creating the feeling of a swimming pool fed with emerald clear water.
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    Ponce De Leon Springs are a genuinely picturesque swimming experience.
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    Forest and spring views.
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    Horseshoes and the bathhouse inside Ponce De Leon Springs State Park.
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    A stairway enters the spring run, which is wide and shallow, making for a great place to wade.
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    Ladders and stairways line the stone foundation, along with a jumping platform.
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    The park's Spring Run Trail parallels the spring run until its confluence with the tannin-hued Sandy Creek.
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    The spring run as seen from the Spring Run Trail.
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    The springs are especially clear, allowing swimmers to possibly get a glimpse of the fish and turtles that make their home in the spring.

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