this would be the right time to check out the Devil's Millhopper Geological State Park in Gainesville. This state park with the badass name makes a perfect little get-out-of-O-Town excursion ...

Huh? Devil’s Millhopper Geological State Park, north of town, is a bowl-shaped cavity 120 feet deep that leads to a miniature rainforest. It was created when limestone beneath it collapsed.

As temperatures rise and summer begins, Gainesville offers a multitude of outdoor activities to do alone or with others.

From Devil’s Millhopper Geological State Park to Devil’s Den Spring, tourists can find a number of places that have Satan as their namesake. The irony is that most of these places don’t ...

Devil's Millhopper is a ... inflatables are allowed in the park. Fees: $2 per person, other fees vary. Multiple natural springs make up Gilchrist Blue Springs State Park, including a large ...

Devil's Millhopper is a ... inflatables are allowed in the park. Fees: $2 per person, other fees vary. Multiple natural springs make up Gilchrist Blue Springs State Park, including a large ...