Kennison Mountain, Buckeye,West Virginia

Description
This natural water spring in Kennison Mountain, Buckey, West Virginia, flows all the way from the top of a mountain to the ground. Spring water comes through a white pipe that is connected to the rocks. It is a good source of tasty and ice-cold water accessible to the public for free. The water flow of the spring is fast enough to fill a gallon of water in a couple of minutes. As it is a public site, you can harvest the spring water anytime and in any amount you want. Water from the springs is crystal-clear and pure. But if you still have any concerns about the purity of the water, have the water tested with a home testing kit and ensure that the water is safe for drinking.

Where Can I Find Spring Water?
The exact coordinates are 38.187517,-80.247123 and the complete address is Kennison Mountain, Little Levels District, WV, USA. You will see a white pipe extending from the rocks with spring water flowing on the side of the road.

Directions
If you're coming from Buckeye, please head west towards US-219 N. Take a left turn to join US 219S and continue straight for 4.2 miles. You will join route 39 and after 5.8 miles passing the Raintown, you can see a white pipe with spring water flowing on the right. The white pipe is visible from Route 39 itself. As the spring is located on-road, you don't have to walk much. You can park your vehicle safely on the side of the road and collect the water from the spring.

More Details
There is quite enough area for the cars or semi trucks to pull off and harvest water from the springs. In the summer, water tends to have a slight taste of leaves.