East Jewett hill spring / 23c / arboretum hill

Description
The pvc pipe appears to be coming right out of the rock. It also has a small swimming pool underneath.
It's 2211 feet high.
Route 214 is New York State's highest-altitude state road. You can be sure that the spring water your family will receive is pure mountain spring water!
Nearest Address
1/4 mile past Lane Rd. You will find it on your right. Just past the State Land Property sign on the right. It is just before the pulloff there is a small pulloff to the spring.
Directions from the Nearest Address

1/4 mile past Lane Rd. You will find it on your right. Just past the State Land Property sign on the right. It is just before the pulloff there is a small pulloff to the spring.
To reach the spring from the north, you can take Route 28 to Phoenicia, NY. There are 2 exits that will take your off Rte-28 into Phoenicia. You can take either one or both. Within 0.2 miles, you'll see a turn indicating "Route 214". Route 214 is approximately 10.5 miles higher than the mountain. You will come to the spring by several locations that are part of a state park known as "Devil's Tombstone". On the left-hand side of the road, you will see a small lake at the end of the park. You will find a small dirt turn-off on your left-hand side. Continue to drive a bit. It isn't clearly marked so it isn't visible from the road. However, if you pull off and get out, you will see a small "ditch" with some rocks and a piece black plastic piping. You have now located the spring.
The small sign "state land forest conserved acquired 1909" can be found just next to the spring on the left-hand hand side of the road. You will also find a mile-market sign that reads "214...1302...1068".
Vital Information
Hours of Spring Open
24/7/365
GPS:
42o 10’ 25” N 74o11’ 56” W
Map Link: Spring Map 214
Submitted By: Tom Cushwa