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Wrightsboro Rd Spring, Augusta, GA

3740, Wrightsboro Rd, Augusta, GA 30909, US
Wrightsboro Rd Spring, Augusta, GA

Public Drinking Spring

Description
A little red well house is located on the side by the road, with water flowing from a pvc pipe. There are many trees around. The water flows back from the spring as a little stream.
http://chronicle.augusta.com/stories/072504/met_water.shtml ...this article talks about the spring and even references a second spring in Augusta I have not yet been to.
Nearest Address
Wrightsboro Rd. Very close to Flowing Wells Rd.
Directions starting from the nearest address
Turn right from Augusta Mall onto Wrightsboro Rd. Continue straight for a few miles under Bobby Jones Expressway. You will see a little red house at the side of the road as you descend the hill. There is also a parking lot. The spring can be seen if you look to the right at Flowing Wells Rd.
Vital Information
Hours Spring Open
24/7
GPS: N/A
Map Link: Wrightsboro Rd.
Submitted By: NATHAN

Climax Spring,Climax, KY 40460

7822, State Hwy 1912, Mount Vernon, KY 40456, US
Climax Spring,Climax, KY 40460

Public Drinking Spring

King Bottling has an Appalachian spring on his property. This spring allows public access via a pull-in area with a pipe. It can also be used to quickly fill your own bottles. The water can also be purchased under the Aquaperfect Spring Water or Climax Spring Water brands. You can also buy empty 5 gallons jugs from their plant office. Excellent water! Beautiful scenery! A waterfall can be seen at the creek's head and a small log house is located right next to the parking lot. Curvy back roads run along a mountain range.

Eagle Spring

1505, Rochemont Dr, Topanga, CA 90290, US
Eagle Spring

Public Drinking Spring

Nepomuk Quelle Spring, Königstein, Germany

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Nepomuk Quelle Spring, Königstein, Germany

Public Drinking Spring

Paulina Lake Hot Springs

, , Bend, OR 97707, US
Paulina Lake Hot Springs

Free Hot Spring

Paulina Lake Hot Springs are non-commercial hotsprings that are located near the Newbury Volcanic Monument, Deschutes National Forest. Paulina Lake hot springs are primitive. There are circular dugouts located within the sandy banks of the lake, and some pools are bordered in rocks or wood.
Hot Springs Beach is the name of the area where hot springs are found. It can be reached via the Hot Springs Spur Trail, Paulina Lake Hot Spring Trail or kayaking/boating Paulina Lake. Because of their remote location, the hot springs pools are rarely visited. This makes them a great place to escape and relax while visiting Deschutes National Park.
Paulina Lake Hot Springs includes five geothermal hot springs located on the sandy beaches of Paulina Lake Beach. The pools of hot springs are small, and usually only one person can be accommodated in each pool. Depending on the time of the year, the water temperature can vary from 90 to 115Â° Fahrenheit.
Paulina lake hot springs are best enjoyed between May-July for the best experience. The hot springs will remain submerged in Paulina Lake at all times during the summer months.
Paulina Lake Hot Springs is accessible via the Hot Spur Spring Trail or the Paulina Lake Hot Springs Trail. The Paulina Lake Hot Springs Trail, which covers over 7.5 miles of the scenic Paulina Lake loop, is the longer route. This hike is great for exploring the Deschutes National Park's natural beauty, and for those looking for a more challenging hike. The Hot Spur Trail is the fastest route to Paulina Hot Springs. It is a 1.2 mile hike that crosses the eastern shores at Paulina Lake.
Paulina Lake Hot Springs is within the Deschutes National Forest. If you want to camp overnight, there are plenty of camping options close to the Hot Springs. For those who are interested in hot-springing, there are two excellent options: the Paulina Lake Campgrounds or Little Crater Campgrounds.
Paulina Lake Campground is situated on the south side of the Lake. It has amenities such as water and toilets. You can stay overnight in this campground for $18 per RV or $9 per additional RV. A Dump Station costs $10 per night. Day use fees are $10 for Paulina Lake Campground. It is highly recommended to make reservations in advance for this campsite. Paulina Lake Campground will be open from May to October.
The Little Crater Campground contains 49 campsites and is located just outside of Paulina Lake. There are campsites that can accommodate trailers, tents, RVs and even trailers. They also have potable water and flushing toilet facilities. This campground is only available from May through October. Little Crater Campground charges $18 for overnight accommodation. An additional $9 per night is charged for a second RV, and $10 for the day use fee.
You will also find a few campsites in the backcountry at North Cove Beach. This is approximately one mile west of North Beach.
Paulina Lake Hot Springs developed following the collapse of Newbury Volcano's core and subsequent crater filling up with water. Over many years, the lava flow caused the crater to be separated into two bodies of water: Paulina Lake and East Lake. Hot springs were also developed on the shore of Paulina Lake.
Season: Spring/Summer/Fall (access road sometimes closed during winter).
Type: Hike (1.2-7.5 mi depending on which trail you choose)
GPS: 43.719 121.209
Map Quad:
Elevation 6340 ft
Public Land - Deschutes National Forest
Fees
Restrictions: There is no camping at North Beach
Usage: High
Moderate visibility
Temp: 90-115
Water Clarity: Moderate
Odor: n/a
pH: n/a
Newbury Volcanic Monument - Area Features
Paulina Lake, the nearest food/gas station
Trash: Moderate
Moderate Bugs
Wildlife: Moderate
Camping: Paulina Lake Campground. Little Crater Campground. North Cove Beach (primitive spots).
Optional clothing: n/a
Pit Toilet No

214 Spring, Hunter, NY

3803, State Hwy 214, Hunter, NY 12442, US
214 Spring, Hunter, NY

Public Drinking Spring

Description
The pvc pipe appears to be coming right out of the rock. It also has a small swimming pool underneath.
It's 2211 feet high.
Route 214 is New York State's highest-altitude state road. You can be sure that the spring water your family will receive is pure mountain spring water!
Nearest Address
1/4 mile past Lane Rd. You will find it on your right. Just past the State Land Property sign on the right. It is just before the pulloff there is a small pulloff to the spring.
Directions from the Nearest Address
1/4 mile past Lane Rd. You will find it on your right. Just past the State Land Property sign on the right. It is just before the pulloff there is a small pulloff to the spring.
To reach the spring from the north, you can take Route 28 to Phoenicia, NY. There are 2 exits that will take your off Rte-28 into Phoenicia. You can take either one or both. Within 0.2 miles, you'll see a turn indicating "Route 214". Route 214 is approximately 10.5 miles higher than the mountain. You will come to the spring by several locations that are part of a state park known as "Devil's Tombstone". On the left-hand side of the road, you will see a small lake at the end of the park. You will find a small dirt turn-off on your left-hand side. Continue to drive a bit. It isn't clearly marked so it isn't visible from the road. However, if you pull off and get out, you will see a small "ditch" with some rocks and a piece black plastic piping. You have now located the spring.
The small sign "state land forest conserved acquired 1909" can be found just next to the spring on the left-hand hand side of the road. You will also find a mile-market sign that reads "214...1302...1068".
Vital Information
Hours of Spring Open
24/7/365
GPS:
42o 10â€™ 25â€ N 74o11â€™ 56â€ W
Map Link: Spring Map 214
Submitted By: Tom Cushwa

Draitschbrunnen

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Draitschbrunnen

Public Drinking Spring

This spring has been around for centuries. It is the reason Bad Godesberg has become a spa. Draitschbrunnen water contains a lot of minerals and is naturally carbonated. Fill your bottles with water and bring your own containers. The cost is only 30 cents a liter. It's the best water I have ever had! A description of its history, in German, is at http://www.quellenatlas.eu/media/5b530006c5b96473ffff8a09ac144221.pdf (you can understand the mineral content at the end of this file, even if you don't speak German)

Green Mtn Rd. Spring, Penticton, BC, Canada

, , Penticton, BC V2A, CA
Green Mtn Rd. Spring, Penticton, BC, Canada

Public Drinking Spring

Municipalité de Petite-Rivière-St-François Spring, Petite-Rivière-St-François, Quebec, Canada

29, Rue Émile-Gagné, Petite-Rivière-Saint-François, QC G0A, CA
Municipalité de Petite-Rivière-St-François Spring, Petite-Rivière-St-François, Quebec, Canada

Public Drinking Spring

Description:
The water flows from underneath the mountain where is located the sky center Le Massif. It flows constantly and does not stop. There is plenty of water even when it is minus 40 degrees outside. The spring is open to all residents. A small city regularly sends an inspector to inspect the water for contamination. In the end, the water is always clean. Recent photos from a school where children used to drink water were shown by my grandmother's sister. There is something I love about it. That water has been a staple in the lives of my grandparent's family for over half of their lives. Make sure to have someone with you to help you haul the bottles up on the road if your goal is to get 18.9L water bottles.
Nearest Address
N/A
Directions from the Nearest Address
These GPS coordinates are not precise because I used google Earth to obtain them. It is located between the steep roadway and the small wood bridge at the St-Laurence Riverâ€™s side. The spring is approximately 3 meters lower than road level. It is important that you park your car at the side of this road. There are very few people who drive downhill at speeds exceeding 50 km/h. The spring is not located on the side with the forest. It will be on the other side on the St-Laurence River. You will hear water from a pipe if you are walking along the side road. An orange flag is sometimes tied to the bushes to make it easy for people to spot.
Important Information
Hours Spring Open
24/7/365
Map Link: Municipalite de Petite-Riviere-St-Francois Spring Map
GPS:
47:16:44N, 70:34:12W
Submitted By: Thomas Lavoie

Bitney Springs, Nevada City, CA

10227, Bitney Springs Rd, Nevada City, CA 95959, US
Bitney Springs, Nevada City, CA

Public Drinking Spring

Description:
Protected cement base with multiple pipes leading out. Bitney Springs is home to three flowing spouts. The canopy can be seen on your right when you travel from Rough and Ready Hwy onto Bitney Springs Rd.
Nearest Address
Around 10289 Bitney Springs Road.
Directions from the Nearest Address
Exit 119C is for Elm Ave. Take Interstate 80 East to Reno. Turn right at Elm Ave., then right at CA-49/Grass Valley Hwy. Take exit towards CA-173/Grass Valley/Colfax. Turn left at S Auburn St., then turn left on W Main St. Follow Rough and Ready Hwy for.3 miles, and then take a right onto Bitney Springs Rd.
Vital Information
Hours Spring Open
Always
Map Link: Bitney Springs Map
GPS: N/A
Submitted by Lauren Knee Deep