Bristol Spring, Bristol, NH

Description:

This natural spring water in Mayhew Tpke, Plymouth, New Hampshire, United States of America is a natural public spring. The water comes out from a black pipe and it comes from under a commemorative plaque that mentions “Project G.H.B. Club 1956”. The nearest address to this spring is almost on top of it. So, it would not be very difficult to find the spring once you arrive at the address. It is open 24 hours and is available to the public for free.

There have been no tests to make sure whether this water is safe for consumption or not. However, people have noted the water to be cold and refreshing. So, you can try it out, but at your own risk.

Where can I find spring water?

The correct coordinates are 43.73415,-71.75135 and the complete address is 6111, Mayhew Turnpike, Plymouth, NH 03264, United States of America. It is not very far from the road, and can be visited by a car.

Directions:

If you are coming from Tenney Mountain Resort, Plymouth, then the G.H.B Club Memorial Spring is just 1.9 miles away. Drive northeast on Tenney Mountain Road towards John French Lane for 0.3 miles. Then turn right and drive on the Tenney Mountain Road for 0.4 miles. Turn right onto NH-3A S and drive for 1.2 miles to reach the G.H.B. Club Memorial Spring. You will notice the spring on your right.

Alternatively, if you are coming from the nearby Coppertoppe Inn & Retreat Center, then the ride will be slightly longer. Head south towards Range Road for 0.3 miles, and then take a right onto Range Road. After driving for about 410 feet, merge with N Shore Road and drive 0.6 miles more. Turn left onto NH-3A N and drive 1.9 miles to find the spring on your left.

More details:

The spring comes out of a black pipe under a commemorative plaque mentioning “Project G.H.B. Club 1956”. However, there are chances the plaque may not have been able to stand the ravages of time, and may no longer be present.