• Rock Springs Run State Reserve - Rock Springs Run is an 8-mile river that serves as the boundary between Wekiwa Springs State Park and Rock Springs Run State Reserve. It eventually merges into the Wekiva River, which stretches 15 miles before joining the St. Johns River. The Wekiva River Basin encompasses Wekiwa Springs Run, Rock Springs Run, the Wekiva River, Blackwater Creek, and Seminole Creek. These waterways are recognized as Florida’s first congressionally designated National Wild and Scenic River basin.

The Ethel Cemetery, situated within Rock Springs Run State Reserve, is the oldest known cemetery in Lake County, established in 1880. It was located in the town of Ethel, a former railroad stop once called Moody. Volunteers from a citizen support organization have built a new entrance and fence for the cemetery, which features four preserved grave markers.

• Required riding helmet

• Entrance fees

Explore the captivating scenery of Rock Springs Run State Reserve with a guided two-hour horseback trail ride. Accompanied by two knowledgeable and amiable wranglers, this excursion leads you through a range of eco-communities, offering encounters with diverse wildlife and vibrant plant life. As you navigate six miles of picturesque trails, the guides will provide intriguing information about the park’s natural and cultural history, enhancing your adventure. Ideal for riders of any skill level, this trail ride offers a distinctive and engaging experience in the splendor of nature.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.