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Henry Cowell Spring

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37.019984, -122.06291
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Description

Natural water source located just off Highway 9 in Scotts Valley, CA.
As you travel south on Hwy 9, the spring is on your right side, just after signs to Henry Cowell Red Wood Park. You can't miss it!
The spring bed is fed from a pipe that collects the running water from a natural Spring just up the mountain.

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2865, State Rte 9, Felton, CA 95018, US

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