Falling Waters State Park

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Falling Waters State Park is a Florida state park best known for featuring the state's highest waterfall, which plunges into a deep sinkhole amid scenic forests and nature trails.

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Falling Waters State Park canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Florida state park
protected area
category Parks in Washington County, Florida
State parks of Florida
Waterfalls of Florida
conservationFocus protection of karst landscapes
protection of native forest habitats
country United States of America
surface form: United States
county Washington County, Florida NERFINISHED
ecosystem hardwood forest
pine forest
hasBodyOfWater small lake
hasEducationalFeature interpretive signage
nature displays
hasFacility campground
parking area
pavilions
picnic area
playground
restrooms
hasGeologicalFeature karst topography
sinkhole
hasTrail boardwalk trail to waterfall overlook
nature trails
hasVegetation dogwood
longleaf pine
magnolia
hasViewpoint overlook of sinkhole waterfall
hasWaterfall Falling Waters waterfall
surface form: Falling Waters Falls
hasWildlife reptiles
small mammals
songbirds
locatedIn Florida Panhandle
nearestCity Chipley, Florida, United States
surface form: Chipley, Florida
notableFor highest waterfall in Florida
offersActivity birdwatching
camping
hiking
nature photography
picnicking
wildlife viewing
operator Florida Department of Environmental Protection
partOf Florida state parks
surface form: Florida State Parks system
state Florida
subjectTo seasonal variation in waterfall flow
terrain rolling hills

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Washington County, Florida hasProtectedArea Falling Waters State Park
Falling Waters Sinkhole locatedIn Falling Waters State Park
Falling Waters Sinkhole withinProtectedArea Falling Waters State Park