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Likolammin lähde, Likolampi, Jyväskylä, Finland

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Likolammin lähde, Likolampi, Jyväskylä, Finland

Public Drinking Spring

Mountainwood Spring Water, Blairstown, NJ

171, Stillwater Rd, Blairstown, NJ 07825, US
Mountainwood Spring Water, Blairstown, NJ

Public Drinking Spring

Takhini Hot Springs

, , Miner's Ridge, YT Y1A, CA
Takhini Hot Springs

Paid Hot Spring

Takhini Hot Springs can be found near Whitehorse (Yukon) and is a popular place for travelers to visit. It is open from October through April. A hot and a warm pool were both created by the local company.
At 118 degrees, the water is rising from the ground and it is cooled to approximately 107 degrees in a hot pool and 97 degrees at the warm pool. You should go back and forth to each hotspring to get maximum healing benefits.
Takhini Hot Springs has the unique quality of not having the sulfur smell of other pools. According to research, hot water rises from two faults and is mixed with water which absorbs into the ground. When the water is heated, many minerals melt to create the natural water we can enjoy. This can take 60 years to get the water into the Takhini Pools.
The hair freezing contest is also available if you visit the hot spring in Canada in February. It sounds odd, but it is an annual tradition. You will see incredible hairstyles that seem to freeze in no time.
Monday 12pm - 10pm
Tuesday 12 noon to 10 pm
Wednesday 12pm-10pm
Thursday, 12pm to 10pm
Friday, 12pm-10pm
Saturday, 12 - 10 p.m.
Sunday 12 noon to 10 pm
Adults $12.50
Seniors $11.00
Youth $10.00
Children $9.00
All below 3 are free
Rentals:
Towels: 3$
Swimsuit: 3$
Towel & Bathing Suit - 5$

Springhouse on East Thomas Allen, Cookeville, TN

200, W Thomas Allen Rd, Cookeville, TN 38501, US
Springhouse on East Thomas Allen, Cookeville, TN

Public Drinking Spring

Description
Brick springhouse constructed in the forest at the side of a narrow road. You can enjoy amazing water all year.
Photos here.
Nearest Address
Fairview Road, East Thomas Allen Road Cookeville TN 38501
Directions from the Nearest Address
Continue slowly and travel east on Thomas Allen Road for approximately 500 feet. At the intersection of Fairview Road and bridge, you'll see the brick springhouse on your left. Be careful to park along the side of the road.
Vital Information
Hours Spring Open
24/7/365
GPS: N/A
Map Link: Springhouse Map East Thomas Allen Map
Submitted By: Jahrun Chilam Baliam

Meadow Hot Springs

180, S 400 W, Fillmore, UT 84631, US
Meadow Hot Springs

Free Hot Spring

Meadow Hot Springs is a popular choice for soaking in Utah. This hot spring is located south of Filmore. Many come here to enjoy a relaxing soak in its natural springs and to be enchanted by the water's quality.
You'd be amazed at how blue the water appears from first glance. The deeper the water is, the darker it becomes. You can feel the authentic experience with the natural stone formations on the sides and floor of the baths.
There are both shallow and deeper pools. The shallower pools have a temperature of around 100 degrees. However, deeper ones can reach up to 120 degrees.
To see the floor, you can also go swimming in the deeper pools. You can see the bottom even without having to dive in, especially at noon when the sun is directly striking the pools.
Three pools are available to you. These are private properties so please read the instructions carefully and follow them to the letter.
Although there are no entry fees, it is recommended that visitors clean up after themselves. You should respect the environment and be responsible when using it. The rope is woven across the pools to allow you to go in the middle of the water and enjoy its warmth.
Numerous improvements have been made to the property, including a fence and trail. It is open throughout the year, but is more enjoyable in the late spring and early fall. The activity can dehydrate you if you stay for too long.
Nude bathing, shampoos, soaps and nude bathing are also strictly prohibited. To dry off, bring extra towels. Pets are not allowed in the pools.
Cleaning is an effort by the public, as this is not a private property. Bring a large plastic bag to help collect any trash that you see in the area. You can help preserve the beauty of Meadow Hot Springs and Utah by making an extra effort.
Fillmore, UT - Head south along I-15 towards town and take exit 158. Turn left at the stop light, and you will pass underneath the highway. You will pass a small Utah town called Meadow. You'll find a dirt road to your right after you pass the last remaining town to the left. Keep going on this road to the parking lot. You will find the springs within a few minutes of your arrival.

Troy Spring

63, Spring Ave, Troy, NY 12180, US
Troy Spring

Public Drinking Spring

Woodbury Spring, Woodbury, Tennessee, TN 37190

391, Hill Top Ln, Woodbury, TN 37190, US
Woodbury Spring, Woodbury, Tennessee, TN 37190

Public Drinking Spring

Greensfork Township Park Spring

6995, E 700 S, Lynn, IN 47355, US
Greensfork Township Park Spring

Public Drinking Spring

Benton Hot Springs, Benton, California 93512

55030, Highway 120, Benton, CA 93512, US
Benton Hot Springs, Benton, California 93512

Public Drinking Spring

Ancaster Sulphur Spring, Ancaster, Ontario, Canada

766, Sulphur Springs Rd, Trinity, ON L9G, CA
Ancaster Sulphur Spring, Ancaster, Ontario, Canada

Public Drinking Spring

Video
Description
Ancaster Parks and Recreation manages this property. Ancaster Historical Sulphur Fountain This is not meant to be drunk, though some people may. The mineral spa that was built at the Sulphur Springs Hotel in 1800 was fed by this spring. The Hotel was popular for its curative properties. Due to the two fires, the Hotel was closed in 1910. Drinking water is available at 1109 Sulphur Springs Road.
This about the history of the area surrounding the spring: http://www.hauntedhamilton.com/local_hermitage.html
Nearest Address
820 Sulphur Springs Road
Directions from the Nearest Address
Ancaster is located on the "mountain" - the escarpment - from Hamilton ON. To get on the highway, exit the QEW at Hamilton 403. Follow the LINK route up the mountain. Continue on to Ancaster by taking the Fiddler's green exit (there is a sign). It takes approximately. 2 blocks, fiddler's green ends in a T intersection. You will take a right and then immediately turn left onto Lover's Lane. Keep going straight along this road until it changes to Sulphur Springs Rd.
You're now driving through the conservation region, where you can enjoy hiking along the Bruce Trail. The trail parking area and a small heritage museum are located to your right. There is also an outhouse. Just after the museum, turn right onto Sulphur Springs Rd.
There will be a dirt road, and then there will be a hill. You will find the "sulphur", which smells and tastes better that egg salad, at the top of the hill. A yellow bird was seen drinking from it. The stream has a lot jewel weed.
Continue going uphill and down another hill to reach "Ancaster wells" which is the small rectangular building. There is parking for approximately 5 cars and a driveway. It also has the only streetlight for miles.
Two continuous flowing wells will appear from the spouts. According to my knowledge, they come from two different sources. I prefer the one with the information posted on side... Use your judgement.
Glass bottles are recommended (ofcourse!) As the sulphur will cause any other material to be eroded.
This water saved my houseplants from near-death and cut down on the time taken to sow mung beans.
Vital Information
Hours Spring Open
Always
GPS:
N/A
Map Link: Ancaster Wells Map
Submitted by: tbuschlen, Mo Rosati