Trickle Springs
N 28° 52.295 W 081° 27.094
17R E 455963 N 3193842
Tricle Springs is a little known natural, free flowing spring within the Seminole Forest Wildlife Management Area west of Sanford, Fl. As proof of your visit, please post a picture of the spring.
Waymark Code: WM5FN7
Location: Florida, United States
Date Posted: 01/01/2009
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Trickle Spring forms a small pool from a low discharge vent in the side of the hillside. The spring run flows northward into wetlands and then into Sulphur Run. No discharge measurements or water quality data are available for this spring.
You can download/print a map of the forest, (along with the rules and hunting dates), here:
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visit link)
Enter the forest off State Rd 46, 5.3 miles west of Interstate 4. Travel north on Sand Rd 3.2 miles to the T intersection of Pine Rd and Grade Rd. Turn left on Grade Rd and go west about 1 mile, to Sulpher Rd. Travel north on Sulpher Rd about 8/10 mile to the parking area, then walk north, northeast along the trail for about .27 mile, then bushwhack a couple hundred feet to the spring.
Near the entrance to the forest, you'll find a pay station. You'll need to grab an envelope, drop in a buck, and hang the envelope stub on your mirror, regardless of what mode of transportation you choose to utilize during your visit. Ahead of you, you'll see a locked gate. If you call the Division of Forestry, at (352) 360-6675, you can get a free vehicle access permit, including the gate combo. If you do this ahead of time, they'll E-mail it to you. If you aren't into planning, you can call them from the gate, (during banker's hours), and they can fax it to a quaint little sporting goods store in nearby Sorrento for a small fee. You'll need to leave this permit on your dashboard.