Searching For A Hidden Spring In A Ghost Town

[@brannonevans3685]

Man, I love your stuff. Im really into exploring, diving, snorkeling, photographing and taking videos of places like this.

[@Lostworldexcavations]

These hidden gems are always the best and most peaceful! Sweet video!🤙

[@Floridaunfiltered]

Thanks! It was a great find, and the entire hike was so tranquil!

[@doomguy584]

@@Floridaunfiltered was the spring real Sulphur smelling?

[@Floridaunfiltered]

@@doomguy584 it was not super strong, but I was able to follow my nose to help me find the spring 😆

[@doomguy584]

@@Floridaunfiltered I found a few small spring like this one in my area and they are pretty Sulphury

[@Floridaunfiltered]

@@doomguy584 yea they very depending on the flow. I’ve come across a few so strong that are hard to be around.

[@megancoppage3243]

Saved this. This is on my list ❤

[@TheDeepEndYT]

Awesome video! Your thumbnail game is on point! Those underwater shows were beautiful!

[@Floridaunfiltered]

Thanks so much man!

[@Lysa923]

His thumbnails are awesome!

[@CDP135Z]

Yes! Just finding your channel. Thanks for posting this stuff. I 2nd the question, any clues to finding this? I’ve hiked Mormon Branch (it’s a clear creek) and never found the source of the water. Good luck if you ever give it a try. I’m willing to give you pointers if you do give it a try.

[@Floridaunfiltered]

I’ve yet to hike Mormon but it is on my list! I’ve had a buddy make it out to the source, I’m told it’s easier to find in the dry season as it’s not a heavy flow.

[@Lysa923]

The spring looks so pretty! Mason said he wants to swim in it! 😂

[@Floridaunfiltered]

Haha it’s very pretty! But it’s only about 2-3ft deep... that’s a very short swim hah!

[@Lysa923]

@@Floridaunfiltered he’s small enough 🤣

[@jimdavis5188]

I live in Putnam County would like too try and find this! Any clues to get me there???? Please and thank you

[@katjones2781]

Yeah go ahead and find this the more people that go it'll just get ruined just like everything else in Florida

[@Floridaunfiltered]

This spring was trashed, before I found it, by the “natives” that claim to love this land. I found beer cans dating back to the early 2000s stacked in a pile under a rotting tree stand. The entire entrance to this area of the forest had sofas, carpet and TVs lining the hunting roads in. I don’t geo tag the places I find to help protect, but it’s not the hikers that are trashing these places.

[@Fredthehead2]

How far of a hike is it to the gem

[@Floridaunfiltered]

It’s about 7 miles from the main road.