Florida's water trails abound in a wide variety of ecological wonders such as mangroves, many different types of birds, sunken rivers, caverns and even the occasional manatee family moseying along. All of Florida's major cities are within one hour of a paddling trail, with plenty of opportunity for
... more kayaking and canoeing. Closer inspection of the many ecological delights of Florida reveals a total of more than 470 verified species of birds, making Florida a kind of giant aviary. Though surrounded by water on three sides, Florida's interior is also bathed in water due to "Karst topography," with 7,800 lakes, 1,700 rivers and creeks, and more than 350 springs. The deepest known spring in the world is located at Wakulla Springs near Tallahassee, Florida. Boasting more courses than any other state in the country, there are plenty of golf experiences in Florida to keep you busy, whether you're a novice or an experienced golfer. With more than 1,100 courses and many designs by world-renowned architects, Florida's golf courses can challenge even the most talented golfers.
