Description

Description:

This natural spring water in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, is fresh and clean, fit for drinking purposes. You can fill your water containers from here as the water flows steadily. Unfortunately, the water freezes during low temperatures. It's a public drinking spring, which is available to the public for free 24/7.

 

Where Can I Find Spring Water?

This raw water source has the address Walter Bean Grand River Trail, Waterloo, ON N2K 2P7, Canada and the coordinates are 43.50457566170122, -80.49669982696896.

 

Directions:

Start driving on Route 85 from South where Route 85 and Route 7 meet. Drive towards North for a few miles and take a right to switch to Lexington road. Notice Sabletine fine pastries shop when switching to the Lexington road. Keep driving until you reach University Ave E and take a left. The water source will be near bus stop 202.

 

More Details:

Reaching the water source demands slight hiking, consuming around 15 minutes. It's highly recommended to carry a water bottle or a large container enough which you can handle.

Location

444, Lexington Rd, Kitchener, ON N2K, CA

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