La Freita, Livigno, SO, Italy, 23030

Description:

This natural spring water in Valdidentro, Sondrio, Lombardia, Italy rises from the Alps near the Switzerland border. It later falls to join the largest river of Italy. The water site is accessible to the public for free and the water flow is steady with no health issues being reported so far. Hikers often come here to drink water.

Where Can I Find Spring Water?

The correct coordinates are 46.54968245249183, 10.246552809835805 and the complete address is 23038 Valdidentro, Province of Sondrio, Italy.

Directions:

The fastest route from Valdidendro is about 30 KM. Take Decauville to Via Cima Piazzi/SS301. Follow SS301 to Piazza 4 Novembre in Isolaccia. Take Via Fraele to your destination.

More Details:

The location is slightly uphill. Carrying a large water bottle means you'll be getting down with a lot of weight. The water flows from a pipe but might find naturally flowing water through the rocks nearby. Some websites and online sources suggest incorrect address and coordinates, so be cautious.

Description:

This natural spring water in Sumvitg, Switzerland, flows naturally in the mountains. Reaching out to the spring water is a hard nut to crack as it demands hours of hiking with high stamina and physical endurance. Carrying water down the hill is further exhausting and demands exceptional physical energy. The water site offers promising freshness in the water and endless natural scenery. You can harvest unlimited water. Moreover, the site is accessible to the public for free and open 24/7. No lab tests support the water’s purity but since it’s located in the mountains, there’s no doubt about the contamination and all impurities.

Where can I find spring water?

The correct coordinates are 46.753913, 8.909912, and the complete address is Sumvitg, Switzerland. The place is just a few miles away from the nearest town Sumvitg.

Directions:

Assuming you’re beginning your journey from Sumvitg, please head west on highway 19. Drive for a few kilometers and you’ll find a right turn that will take you toward the mountains. Take that right turn and keep heading for a few more kilometers. Cross the Staumaur Barcuns hydroelectric plant. You’ll reach a dead-end a few kilometers ahead. Park your vehicle and start hiking to the northeast for a few kilometers. It’s almost impossible to reach the right destination without any guide or prior experience.

More details:

There are several more springs en route and near this spring. Some people have tested water from this site and found it to be 11 ppm, which is highly pure. You’ll find a lot of people traveling to the site during peak days.