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Roaring Spring, Roaring Spring, PA

316, Main St, Roaring Spring, PA 16673, US
Roaring Spring, Roaring Spring, PA

Public Drinking Spring

Description
This spring is available to the public 24 hours a day and provides small lakes with water. Roaring Spring Bottling Co. commercially bottles water.
Spring located at the bottom of long fertile Valley; water flows through miles and miles of limestone formations before leaving the ground.
Additional info: http://www.roaringspringwater.com
Nearest Address
Main Street Roaring Spring PA 16673
Directions from the Nearest Address
This is the central location of Roaring Spring, PA.
Important Information
Hours Spring Open
24/7/365
GPS: N/A
Map Link: Roaring Spring Map
Submitted By: Judi Terrana

Longview Spring, Longview, Alberta, Canada

, , Longview, AB T0L, CA
Longview Spring, Longview, Alberta, Canada

Public Drinking Spring

Description
Calgary to the Okotoks exit. Take 2A onto Deerfoot 2, then turn left at 7 and continue eight on 7. Continue to BlackDiamond, where you will see the STOP sign. Follow 22 south. You'll pass Bar U Ranch and the big cowboy signs! You will continue for approximately 10 minutes. Continue on for about 10 minutes, and you will see the 786 with the William Coulee Rd green sign. You'll know you're there if you pass a cattle guard/ramp... The spring will be on the left side of the road as it climbs a little. The long pipe will let you know that it is there. It has been piped. I've spoken to many people about it and they have told me that it has been there for over 20 years.
Nearest Address
22 South & William Coulee Road
Directions from the Nearest Address
N/A
Vital Information
Hours Spring Open
Always
GPS: N/A
Map Link: Longview Spring map
Tonya Cole Lightfoot.

Fifth Water Hot Springs (Diamond Fork Hot Springs)Spanish Fork, Utah 84660

389, N Main St, Spanish Fork, UT 84660, US
Fifth Water Hot Springs (Diamond Fork Hot Springs)Spanish Fork, Utah 84660

Public Drinking Spring

You will find three waterfalls and hot springs.
Fifth Water Creek, east, is a tributary of the Diamond Fork River.
Spanish Fork. From the, you can access the springs or waterfalls.
Three Forks Trailhead at Diamond Fork Canyon. Or from the Rays Valley
Trailhead (located north of Hwy 6 on Rays Valley Road).
On weekends, hot springs draw large crowds.
weather. Many soaking pools are also available. The water is crystal clear
Positioning yourself at various points can change the temperature.
in the pools and by controlling water flow to the pools.
Warning: Some individuals may choose to bathe in the pools. This is
This is against the law. However, it is quite common to see naked people here.
The lower waterfall is located right next to the main soak pool. The
The second is a multi-tiered photogenic multi-tiered (counting up starting at the bottom).
It is worth exploring waterfalls. Another waterfall is also available
Keep the stream moving.
In winter, snow is typically well packed so you can often hike to it
You can use the hot pools even without snowshoes. You will require a four-wheel-drive
Vehicle to get to the trailhead.
For about 11 minutes, drive Hwy 6 East from Spanish Fork to reach the trailhead.
miles to the sign Diamond Fork Turnoff. Follow the Diamond Fork Road
It will take approximately 10 miles to reach the trailhead. Follow the trailhead to the end.
Small Diamond Fork River, and then continue on the obvious path east into the
canyon. It is wide and well-maintained. It follows the
north side of Sixth Water Creek
Bridge and Fork
The trailhead is approximately one mile above the stream. Cross Sixth
Follow the trail to your right and water at the bridge.
Fifth Water Creek is a smaller creek. You will be on North Side again
you will be hiking to the east.
Main Waterfall
The main pools are located below the first waterfall.
You will be able to see the trail as you go. As you approach the summit, you'll smell sulfur.
area. Hot water may contain sulfur but is otherwise unaffected.
pleasant.
Second Waterfall
The second waterfall, which is higher than the first, can be found just a little further away.
This one is most photogenic. There are two excellent soaking pools.
The stream runs between the first and the second waterfalls.
Rays Valley Trailhead
The waterfalls and hot springs can be reached by hiking down Fifth
Water Creek is accessible from the Rays Valley Trailhead. You can reach this trailhead by following the instructions.
For 22.5 miles from Spanish Fork, continue east on Hwy 6. This is the end.
Continue north on a paved route. It is designated for Sheep
Creek/Strawberry Reservoir. You will reach the end of the road after about 14 miles.
obvious trailhead. (The trailhead sign is usually posted, but vandals may not see it.
Sometimes the sign may be removed. Follow the obvious directions from the trailhead
Trail southwest to the deepening canyon. Fifth Water Creek crosses
Rays Valley Road, right next to the trailhead. But it might not have flowed
Water in certain seasons The stream will quickly pick up as you hike.
water. Follow the stream all the way to the waterfalls.
pools. About 2.5 miles from the trailhead are the main pools. The trail
Easy to maintain and easy to use

Ojo de Agua del Coyote

, , 5a Los Naranjos, GRO 40090, MX
Ojo de Agua del Coyote

Public Drinking Spring

Piper Springs

11762, N Roach Wash Rd, Winkelman, AZ 85192, US
Piper Springs

Private Drinking Spring

Lake Christopher Spring, Woodstock, Maine

609, S Main St, Bryant Pond, ME 04219, US
Lake Christopher Spring, Woodstock, Maine

Public Drinking Spring

Description
You will find the most delicious, crystal-clear water right from the mountain through piping. Two continuous full flows of water. Very cold.
Great taste, very clear. This spring is made up of two pipes, which flow extremely fast. You can fill a lot more containers quickly.
Nearest Address
Rt 26 Woodstock, ME
Directions starting from the nearest address
North on rt 26 toward bethel from the centre of bryantpond It will be located on the right side of the road, just to the left.
Vital Information
Hours Spring Open
Always
GPS: N/A
Submitted By: Rachel Polak.

Redburn Country Park

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Redburn Country Park

Public Drinking Spring

Redburn Country Park is a national forest park located in County Down, near Holywood.
The top of the hill is covered with scrub and grassland. You can enjoy pleasant walks all year, but spring is the best to see the incredible woodland carpet of bluebells and wood sorrel.
Woods are home to birds like tits, finches, and in summertime, blackcaps as well as willow warblers can be found in the scrubby and gorse area at the top. The park's most shy resident, the Red Squirrel is often seen in the open glades.

Jemez Springs Bath House

62, Jemez Springs Plz, Cuba, NM 87013, US
Jemez Springs Bath House

Public Drinking Spring

Jemez Springs Bath House, established in 1876, offers hot springs pools and spa services in the Jemez valley. It is located 60 miles north from Albuquerque in northern New Mexico.
The Village of Jemez Springs is responsible for managing the resort. It is a non-profit organisation, and all proceeds go back to Village. It's open every day of the year except Wednesdays, Easter and Thanksgiving. It is closed every Wednesday for maintenance of the Bath House.
A gift shop sells souvenirs and beauty products as well as jewelry, books, and bottled water. It is encouraged that you bring your own water. You are welcome to come in, but reservations are advised during peak weekends or holidays.
Hot Springs Pools
These baths are available in both hot and cool mineral forms. You can choose to soak for 25 minutes or 50 minutes in one of 8 cement tubs. The temperature can be set by the bather. In private tubs, swimsuits are not required. No children under 14 years old are allowed. No outdoor tubs are currently available.
Water comes from underground, heated geothermally to 159 - 189 degrees Fahrenheit. Some is diverted to a storage tank where it is cooled overnight. This provides a more pleasant and safer soak.
Some of the minerals that were found are: silicates, sodium, magnesium and potassium.
Spa Treatments
You can choose from blanket or herbal wraps. They also come with a 25 minute mineral-water soak. You also have the option of deep tissue, Swedish, or 60-minute massages. For 10-30 minutes, you can have a chair massage. They are performed by licensed therapists in one of the four private spa rooms.
The in-house esthetician can provide services as well as wraps or massages. These services also include:
60-minute skin treatment enzyme body script
60 minute body scrub
30 minute skin brushing
30 minute enzyme facial
Micro derm add-on
30 minute treatment for the back of the skin
30- or 60-minute face treatment

Wautauga Spring, Ravenden, AR 72459

268, Watonga Springs Rd, Ravenden, AR 72459, US
Wautauga Spring, Ravenden, AR 72459

Public Drinking Spring

Unknown on Blue Ridge Trail

1358, Blue Ridge Trl, Mountain Top, PA 18707, US
Unknown on Blue Ridge Trail

Public Drinking Spring