The springs that feed this swift flowing stream have cut deep canyons in the limestone. The coffee-colored river is recommended for experienced canoeists. Rapids and man-made dames along the trail can be a challenge, and they become numerous and hazardous during low water. The trip begins at dusk at the Santa Fe Canoe Outpost in High Springs and flows along the Santa Fe River for approximately nine miles. The group stops at various springs and parks along the way to eat, swim and enjoy the wilderness.
Trips end around midnight.
They are arranged to suit the needs of the group or individuals. N.E. Ginnie Springs Rd. Suwannee Bicycle Assoc. S.E. 141st Blvd. PO Box 789 Hwy.