Private Drinking Spring

C7-Secu, Vatr Dornei, jud. Suceava, 725700

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C7-Secu, Vatr Dornei, jud. Suceava, 725700
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About This Spring

## Overview Nestled in the scenic mountains near Vatra Dornei — one of Romania's most celebrated spa and mountain resorts in Suceava County — the C7-Secu spring is a natural mineral water source with a long-standing local reputation for exceptional water quality. Vatra Dornei and its surroundings sit atop a geologically rich zone in the Eastern Carpathians, where volcanic and sedimentary formations give rise to numerous mineral and still-water springs that have been prized for centuries. The C7-Secu spring produces still (non-carbonated) natural water that has been locally regarded as exceptionally pure and beneficial. According to the original listing, this spring has been certified by a child safety association in Romania as suitable for infant consumption — a designation that speaks to the water's reported low mineral content and purity. The Vatra Dornei area has been a destination for health-conscious visitors since the 19th century, when the region's mineral springs first attracted European spa-goers seeking therapeutic waters. Please note that while the spring has a strong local reputation and reported certifications, water quality can change over time. Visitors are encouraged to check for the most current information before consuming the water. ## Directions 1. Head to the town of **Vatra Dornei** in Suceava County, northeastern Romania (postal code 725700). 2. The spring is located at GPS coordinates **47.356257, 25.253449**, in the area known as Secu, near the outskirts of Vatra Dornei. 3. Use the GPS coordinates in a navigation app such as Google Maps or Waze to reach the precise location, as the spring may be off the main roads in a forested or semi-rural setting typical of the region's many natural water sources. 4. Look for local signage indicating the C7-Secu spring — many of the springs around Vatra Dornei are marked and maintained by local authorities or community groups. ## What to Expect The C7-Secu spring is a private drinking spring, meaning access may be managed or maintained by a local entity. The water is still (non-carbonated), which distinguishes it from many of the famously effervescent mineral springs found elsewhere in the Vatra Dornei area. The surrounding landscape is characteristic of the Eastern Carpathians: lush forests, rolling mountain terrain, and clean mountain air. Vatra Dornei itself is a charming resort town with a rich spa heritage, so a visit to the spring can easily be combined with exploring the town's parks, thermal baths, and hiking trails. Visitors have historically valued this spring for its reported health benefits and gentle mineral profile. If you are visiting with children or infants, the spring's reported child-safety certification may be of particular interest — though it is always wise to verify current certifications locally before use. The area around Vatra Dornei is accessible year-round, but mountain roads and trails may be affected by snow and ice during winter months. Spring and summer offer the most pleasant conditions for visiting outdoor water sources.

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47.356257, 25.253449

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Directions 1. Head to the town of **Vatra Dornei** in Suceava County, northeastern Romania (postal code 725700). 2. The spring is located at

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TypePrivate Drinking Spring
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