Fountain of Youth Spring

Description:

This natural spring water in Bushkill, Pennsylvania, United States of America is a bubbling spring, covered by a stone shelter near the Delaware River. It is best to visit this spring during the spring or autumn season to have the best experience. Some access roads may be closed during winter due to snowfall.

The track along the springs has beautiful flowers covering it and is a feast for the eyes. There are several hiking trails near the spring, and each of them have different fees. If you wish to visit the spring, you may want to visit the nearby falls too. The spring water has not been tested, so it may not be a good idea to drink it directly. However, if you have proper filters, you may take the chance and try tasting the waters. Many people also choose to take a dip in the spring water.

Where can I find spring water?

The correct coordinates are 41.1045562653297, -74.94423714455205 and the complete address is 1978 River Road, Bushkill, PA 18324, United States. It’s located off the road away from the city, and it is best to travel by a motorcycle.

Directions:

The road to the spring may not be accessible by car, but yu can take your car to the parking lot of the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area. If you are travelling from the Millbrook Village Historic Site, then your destination would be around 12.8 miles. Travel north on Old Mine Road towards Orchard Trail for about 2.1 miles and then turn left onto National Park Service Road 615/Old Mine Road. Follow the Old Mine Road for about 5.3 miles and then take a slight right to Pompey Road. Drive for about 1.1 miles and then take a sharp right onto National Park Service Road 615/Walpack Flatbrook Road. Drive for about 4.3 miles to reach your destination.

More details:

There is a train near the springs, and you can visit the Bushkill falls and other surrounding falls if you choose to hike. There are clear markings on the trail, and the trail is pet-friendly. There are different hiking routes, and each have different fees. However, most visitors enjoy the feel of nature and feel that spending on the hike is worth it.