Davis Spring, Appalachian Highway, West Virginia, United States, 26260

## Overview Davis Spring is a public drinking spring located along WV Route 32 (Appalachian Highway) in the small mountain town of Davis, West Virginia. Situated in Tucker County at an elevation typical of the Allegheny Highlands, this roadside spring flows steadily from a pipe set into the hillside, offering passersby a convenient source of natural spring water. Davis sits at roughly 3,100 feet above sea level, making it one of the highest incorporated towns in the eastern United States — and the cool mountain geology of the area has long provided reliable, cold spring water. The spring has historically been used as a drinking water source by locals and travelers passing through the region. Visitors have reported that the water tastes clean and refreshing, though as with any natural spring, water quality can vary with weather and seasonal conditions. ## Directions 1. Head south on **WV Route 32** (Appalachian Highway) through the town of Davis. 2. Pass the **Shop 'n Save plaza** on your left. 3. Continue just a few hundred meters south of the plaza. 4. Look for a **pulloff on the right side of the road** — the spring flows from a pipe on the roadside embankment. 5. The spring is located near **100 William Avenue, Davis, WV 26260**. GPS coordinates: **39.127041, -79.459163**. The pulloff is easy to miss if you're not watching for it, so slow down after passing the Shop 'n Save. The pipe is visible from the road. ## What to Expect Davis Spring is a simple, no-frills roadside spring. Water flows from a pipe embedded in the hillside directly alongside WV Route 32, making it one of the most accessible natural springs in Tucker County. There is a gravel pulloff area where you can park briefly to fill containers. The flow is generally steady, though it may increase during wetter months in spring and early summer. The surrounding area reflects the rugged beauty of the West Virginia highlands — forested slopes, cool mountain air, and the quiet charm of the small town of Davis nearby. Davis itself is a popular gateway to **Blackwater Falls State Park**, **Canaan Valley Resort**, and the **Dolly Sods Wilderness**, so the spring makes a convenient stop for hikers, campers, and outdoor enthusiasts heading into the backcountry. If you're passing through, it's worth a quick stop to sample what the mountain has to offer.