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Bubbling forth from Alexander Springs into Alexander Creek, this popular canoe run starts at the Alexander Springs Recreation Area and continues for about six miles of paddling to the take-out on the north shore at 52 Landing. The run is broad and swift, with many small islands and little dry land to bank on for the first several miles. A paddling trip is the easiest way to experience the heart of the Alexander Springs Wilderness.

At a Glance
Operational Hours: Dawn to dusk. If you're renting a canoe at Alexander Springs Recreation Area, you must return it before closing time. There is no shuttle service, so you must self-shuttle or paddle back to the springs.
Rentals & Guides:
Canoe Rentals available at Alexander Springs
$16/2 hours
$24/4 hours
$38/day
(+$20 deposit for canoe use)

Area Amenities: Interpretive Site,Boat ramp,Tent camping,Camping trailer,Fee charged for some activities,Picnic tables,Toilets,Drinking water,Parking
Fees No fee to put in / take out at 52 Landing. To put in or take out at Alexander Springs, day use fee of $5.50 per person. Canoe rentals available.
Permit Info: Fishing? You must have a valid Florida Freshwater Fishing License.
Usage: Medium-Heavy
Restrictions: The regulations of the Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission for freshwater fishing and boating apply.
Closest Towns: Astor to the north along CR 445 & CR 445-A; Altoona to the south along CR 445 and SR 19.
Water: At Alexander Springs Recreation Area
Restroom: At Alexander Springs Recreation Area

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