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River Sinks
Just across Crawfordville Highway and a little south from the Leon Sinks Geological Area (area is unavailable), the River Sinks are a connected showcase of karst formations making up part of the Woodville Karst Plain.
The River Sinks are on a non-contiguous part of the Apalachicola National Forest, and must be accessed from the River Sinks Tract trailhead, which is a part of Edward Ball Wakulla Springs State Park. The state charges a fee to enter the park.
At a Glance
| Current Conditions: | Check the Edward Ball Wakulla Springs State Park | Florida State Parks website to see if access to River Sinks is open. |
|---|---|
| Operational Hours: | Day use only |
| Fees: | Florida State Parks requires a fee to park at the River Sinks Tract trailhead. |
General Information
Directions:From Tallahassee
- At the intersection of Capital Circle SW and Crawfordville Highway, head south for 6.5 miles.
- Turn left onto CJ Spears Road.
- The parking area will be immediately on your right.
From Crawfordville
- At the intersection of Wakulla-Arran Road and Crawfordville Highway, head north for 7.5 miles.
- Turn right onto CJ Spears Road.
- The parking area will be immediately on your left.
Parking:
The site can only be accessed from a trailhead operated by Florida's State Parks.