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Florida Paddling Trails Association

Florida Paddle Notes is a member of the Florida Paddling Trails Association.

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Waterways Listing…

  • Alafia River
  • Alexander Spring Creek
  • Alligator Creek
  • Bear Creek
  • Black Creek
  • Buckman Lock
  • Bulow Creek North
  • Canon Springs
  • Cedar Keys
  • Chassahowitzka River
  • Cockroach Bay
  • Crawford Creek
  • Cross Creek
  • Crystal River
  • Cumberland Island South
  • Deep Creek
  • Dora Canal
  • Dunns Creek
  • Durbin Creek
  • Floral City Lake – Tsala Apopka
  • Florida Waterways
  • Fort De Soto Mullet Key Bayou
  • Gilchrist Blue Spring Run
  • Gissy Spring
  • Gum Slough
  • Halfmoon Lake
  • Haw Creek
  • Hontoon Dead River
  • Ichetucknee River
  • Indian Creek
  • Juniper Creek – Lower
  • Juniper Creek – Upper
  • Lake Disston
  • Little Manatee River
  • Mud Spring
  • Ocklawaha River
  • Okefenokee Swamp
  • Olustee Creek
  • Otter Creek
  • Outlet River
  • Paddle Notes
  • Paynes Prairie
  • Pellicer Creek – Styles Creek
  • Prairie Creek
  • Rainbow River
  • Resources
  • Rock Springs Run
  • Salt Springs Run
  • Santa Fe Canal
  • Santa Fe Lake
  • Santa Fe River
  • Silver River
  • Smokehouse Prairie
  • St. Mary's River
  • Suwannee River
  • Sweetwater Creek
  • Tomoka River
  • Waccasassa River
  • Weeki Wachee River
  • Wekiva River
  • Wekiva River – Lower
  • Withlacoochee River (N)

Recent Posts…

  • Durbin Creek – Bartram Canoe Trail
  • The Ocklawaha River – Ray Wayside to Gore’s Landing 2020
  • Upper Santa Fe River & Sink
  • Upper Santa Fe River – Olustee Creek
  • Juniper Creek – Lower

Additional Notes…

  • A Florida Paddle Notes Field Guide
  • Alligator Mating Season
  • FPN – Resources
    • FPN Interactive Waterways Map
  • Kayak Photography
  • Kayaking Checklist
  • Meet Stumpknocker
  • Privacy Policy
  • The Waterways

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