Public Drinking Spring

Izvir Trilek

slovenia(approximate)

Izvir Trilek
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About This Spring

## Overview Izvir Trilek is a public drinking spring located in Slovenia, near the coordinates 45.8833°N, 13.9863°E. Situated at a road intersection, this free-flowing water fountain offers a convenient stop for travelers, hikers, and locals passing through the area. The name "Izvir" translates from Slovenian as "spring" or "source," reflecting the region's rich tradition of natural water sources that have long served communities throughout the Slovenian countryside. Slovenia is renowned for its abundant freshwater resources and pristine karst hydrogeology, and public drinking springs like Izvir Trilek are a cherished part of the cultural landscape. The water has historically been used as a drinking water source by locals and visitors alike, though water quality can vary with seasonal conditions. ## Directions 1. Navigate to GPS coordinates **45.88326, 13.98626** using your preferred mapping application. 2. The spring is located at a road intersection and should be visible as a public water fountain right at the crossroads. 3. Look for the fountain structure at or near the junction — it is accessible directly from the roadside. *Note: These directions are based on the original listing and GPS coordinates. Confirming the route with a local map or navigation app before visiting is recommended.* ## What to Expect Izvir Trilek is a straightforward, roadside public drinking fountain — the kind of communal water source that is a hallmark of Slovenian villages and rural areas. Expect a simple fountain setup at an intersection, designed for easy access by pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists. The surrounding area sits in western Slovenia, a region characterized by lush green landscapes, karst terrain, and proximity to the Julian Alps and the Soča Valley. If you're touring the region, this spring makes for a practical and refreshing stop along the way. As with any natural or public spring, water conditions may change over time. The spring has been reported to serve as a public drinking source, but visitors should be aware that water quality is not continuously monitored at every public fountain. Flow may vary depending on the season and recent weather conditions.

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45.883264, 13.986261

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TypePublic Drinking Spring
AccessPublic

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Tips

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Bring empty jugs or bottles to fill up.

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Accessible by road — pull off carefully.

Safety Info

Always test or filter water from natural springs before drinking. Water quality can change seasonally.

Bring your own containers. A portable water filter like a LifeStraw is recommended.

Respect the environment. Pack out everything you bring in.