description Devil's Millhopper Overview
Devil's Millhopper is a large, bowl-shaped limestone sinkhole preserved within Devil's Millhopper Geological State Park near Gainesville, Florida. The cavity is about 120 feet deep and 500 feet across, with small streams descending its steep sides and vegetation growing in the shaded interior. Fossil shark teeth, marine shells, and remains of extinct land animals found in the sinkhole provide evidence about Florida's geological history.
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How good is Devil's Millhopper?
Devil's Millhopper scores 5.98/10 (Mediocre) on Lunoo, making it rated in the Sinkhole category.
What are the best alternatives to Devil's Millhopper?
See our alternatives page for Devil's Millhopper for a ranked list with scores. Top alternatives include: Peacock Springs, Madison Blue Spring, Lake Peigneur Sinkhole 1980.
How does Devil's Millhopper compare to Peacock Springs?
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Is Devil's Millhopper worth it in 2026?
With a score of 5.98/10, Devil's Millhopper is a solid option in Sinkhole. See all Sinkhole ranked.
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