Appleton Ridge Spring, Appleton, Maine 04862

Description:
This natural spring is located in the town of Bristol, Maine, USA. The spring water flows naturally out of a metal faucet into a cement trough constructed by the locals. The spring is on the side of the road in the middle of the town where a shaded sitting area has also been built. The water is free and open 24/7 to the public. The cold water from the spring was used by the townspeople for drinking purposes for decades but now the city advises against it due to excessive bacteria levels. So, drink at your own risk.

Where can I find spring water?
The correct and exact coordinates are 43.957055, -69.509570 and the complete address is 1267 Bristol Rd, Bristol, ME 04539, USA. It is located right in the middle of the town of Bristol next to Bristol Diner.

Directions:
Bristol is a mid-sized town so assuming you are starting from the middle of the town near the Ross Pond, it spring is 2.8 miles away which will take you roughly 5-6 minutes of drive. Drive northward from the Ross Post on the Old County Road and take your first left after 1.4 miles onto the Lower Round Pond Road. Now head on the road for another 1.3 miles to find the spring in a cement structure right in-front of you, on the other side of the road, at the intersection.

More details:
The spring was recently reported to have been found dry while the city is trying to control the bacteria levels. It is a local landmark in the town of Bristol, Maine.