Falling Waters State Park, Florida

The main draw of Falling Waters is, naturally, a waterfall. A 73-foot waterfall, to be exact-- the tallest in the state. Now, if you’re like us you’re probably thinking: ‘How the heck does flat ole Florida have a waterfall that tall?’ Well, it sort of cheats by falling past terra firma and into a cavernous ‘sink’ or sinkhole which, if anything, makes it an even cooler sight. The rest of the park has other sinks that are traced by hiking trails as well as a nice lake to swim in. The park is right off of I-10, so it’s easily accessible. Oh, and there’s a butterfly garden too, if you’re into that sort of thing. Personally, we’re too edgy for butterflies. Except for the ones on our Lisa Frank folders—those are awesome.