Featured

Explore Springs
Blog
- All
- The Taste Series
Add a Listing

Sign in or Register

0

Indigo Springs

GPS:

43.497582, -122.2644214
Get directions

Profile
Reviews 0
Contact
prev
next

Get directions
Leave a review
Share
prev
next

Description

Enjoy delicious water
This three-site, tent-only campground is surrounded in Douglas-fir.
It is located along a 500-foot round trip loop trail that leads to the springs, which are named after the camp. Interpretive signs provide information about the historical Oregon Central Military Wagon Road, which passes right near the campground, and the role that the Bull trout plays in the local watershed ecosystem. Forest Road 21 allows for easy access to the Middle Fork Trail by hikers, off-road bikers, and equestrians.
It is located approximately 31 miles southeast Oakridge, Oregon.
This beautiful spring is located close to Oakridge, Oregon. Only limited camping is available. The spring offers short hiking trails.
You will find the intersection of Crestview St and Oregon State Highway 58 Oakridge. (The only traffic light Oakridge has on Highway 58) Continue east on 58 approximately 2 miles to Hills Creek Road/Kitson Springs Road. Turn left and continue for 0.5 mile to Forest Road 21. Follow Forest Road 21 south for approximately 28.5 mile, and you will find the destination on your right.

Location

, , Crescent Lake, OR 97425, US

Categories

Public Drinking Spring

Don't Forget Your Filter

Life Straw removes 99.999% of waterborn parasites so it is essential if you're drinking from an unknown water source. With proper use it provides 4,000 liters of clean and safe drinking water.

Author

No comments yet.

Add a review

Leave a Reply · Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published.

Overall Rating

Name

Email

Your Message

Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.

Δ

You May Also Be Interested In

Chuckle Springs

, , Crescent Lake, OR 97425, US
Chuckle Springs

Public Drinking Spring

Chuckle Springs offers a unique trip for a 3-mile hike. The trail runs close to the river and through moist old growth forest. Douglas fir dominates the dry areas along the trail, while Western redcedar towers above the moist trailside pools. It's great water!

McCredie Hot Springs

, , Oakridge, OR 97463, US
McCredie Hot Springs

Free Hot Spring

McCredie hot springs is 50 miles from Eugene and eight miles east of Oakridge. There are several hot spring-fed pools located adjacent to the Willamette Highway on either side of Salt Creek. The season determines the number of silt-bottomed, shallower and wider pools that are suitable for soaking.
It is well-known that pool temperatures can fluctuate. Before you dive in, make sure to use a thermometer!
McCredie was a former location of a resort and baseball team. McCredie is within the Willamette National Forest's boundaries, on the north and south banks Salt Creek (a Willamette Rivertributary).
On-site is a small, paved parking lot with a toilet. McCredie hot springs can be visited for free and are only available for day-use. You can wear clothing, but nighttime closures are required.
Season: All (check roads during winter, frequent closures)
Type: Short Hike/Roadside
GPS: 43.708 122.288
Map Quad: OAKRIDGE15 or Willamette National ForestMap
Elevation: 2,100
Land: Willamette National Forest
Fees
Restrictions on Nighttime Closure
Usage: High
Moderate visibility
Temp 130 (at the cinder block source).
Water clarity: Murky
Odor: n/a
pH: n/a
Hills Creek Lake
Closest Food/Gas: Oakridge/Eugene
Trash: Moderate
Bugs: Moderate-High (seasonally)
Wildlife: Moderate
Camping: Blue Pool Campground is nearby, there are no facilities on-site
Optional Clothing
Yes, Pit Toilet

Umpqua Hot Springs

, , Crescent Lake, OR 97425, US
Umpqua Hot Springs

Free Hot Spring

This spring is on the opposite side to the North Umpqua River from the Umpqua Hot Springs. Two trails lead from the parking lot to the hotsprings, and one leads to the spring. It's a short, easy hike along the road that leads to a large spring. You will find mossy logs all around the spring, with well-used paths leading to collection points. One local said that this spring was the most fresh water available. This water is not available for testing, but I tried it out and enjoyed 8 gallons.

Privacy Policy 2022

© TryWater.Club

Cart

Featured

Facebook
Twitter
WhatsApp
Telegram
Pinterest
LinkedIn
Tumblr
VKontakte
Mail
Copy link