Coudersport Spring, Coudersport, PA

## Overview Coudersport Spring is a public drinking spring located along State Route 49 East in Eulalia Township, just a short drive north of the borough of Coudersport in Potter County, Pennsylvania. Potter County sits within the rugged Allegheny Plateau region, often called "God's Country" for its pristine forests, dark skies, and abundant natural water sources. This roadside spring is a popular stop for locals and travelers alike who want to fill up on fresh, cool spring water. The spring flows from a spigot and a dedicated drinking water fountain, making it easy to drink on the spot or fill containers. A small grate beneath the spigot collects excess water, keeping the surrounding area clean and free of mud. Visitors are welcome to fill as many containers as they like — just be sure to bring your own, as none are provided on-site. Please note that the water has not been officially tested for drinking fitness, so visitors should drink at their own risk. That said, the spring has historically been used as a drinking water source by the local community and passersby. ## Directions The spring is located at approximately **41.813828, -78.00032**, along State Route 49 East in Eulalia Township, PA 16915. 1. Starting from the borough of **Coudersport, PA**, head north on **PA Route 44 North**. 2. Drive for a few miles. The road will curve and transition from Route 44 into **PA Route 49 East**. 3. Stay on the right side of the road and continue past the **North Eulalia Baptist Church**. 4. Just a short distance beyond the church, look for the spring on your **right-hand side**. The spring is roadside and easy to spot once you know what to look for — watch for the spigot and fountain setup near the road. ## What to Expect Coudersport Spring is a convenient, well-maintained roadside stop. The water flows cool and fresh from both a spigot and a drinking fountain, so you can take a quick sip or spend a few minutes filling jugs and bottles. The grated drainage system keeps the area tidy and prevents pooling. There is a **fish pond on the property**, which adds a pleasant, scenic touch to the stop — however, **fishing is not permitted**. The surrounding area of Potter County is known for its natural beauty, with dense forests, winding rivers, and excellent stargazing. If you're passing through on Route 49, the spring makes for a refreshing and worthwhile pause. The site is accessible year-round, though water flow and road conditions may vary seasonally during harsh Pennsylvania winters. Bring your own containers if you plan to collect water, and enjoy one of Potter County's many natural treasures.