Florida spring

Rooks Spring 2

Just upstream of Rooks Spring 1, it appears as a tight, shaded vent emerging from limestone pockets under overhanging vegetation. The pool is narrow and shallow, more of a scenic rise than a recreation spring, and it drains quickly into the surrounding karst channels. It shares the same publicly accessible natural area as the first spring, visited mainly by hikers and paddlers. The run connects to Dry Creek before hitting the river.