Mineral Spring at Green Springs, OH

## Overview The Mineral Spring at Green Springs, Ohio, is a naturally occurring sulfur mineral spring located in the small village of Green Springs in Sandusky County. The village itself was historically named after the mineral springs in the area, which have been known and valued since at least the 19th century. These sulfur-rich springs once drew visitors seeking the reputed therapeutic benefits of mineral water, and the area became a modest destination for those interested in natural mineral waters. The spring features sulfur-laden water, identifiable by its characteristic smell and mineral taste. Sulfur springs like this one are relatively uncommon in Ohio and are typically associated with underlying limestone and dolomite bedrock formations common to the region. The water surfaces naturally, carrying dissolved minerals from deep geological layers. ## Directions 1. The spring is located near **112 North Broadway Street, Green Springs, OH 44836**. 2. From the Ohio Turnpike (I-80/90), take Exit 91 toward State Route 19 South. 3. Follow SR-19 south into the village of Green Springs. 4. Turn onto **North Broadway Street** and look for the spring site near the 112 block. 5. GPS coordinates: **41.257222, -83.051667** — use these for precise navigation, as the spring can be easy to miss. ## What to Expect Visitors will encounter a small mineral spring with a noticeable sulfur aroma — a hallmark of natural sulfur springs. The water has historically been used by locals and visitors as a mineral water source, though as with any natural spring, water quality can vary and should not be assumed safe for drinking without independent testing. Green Springs is a quiet rural village, and the spring site is modest in scale. The surrounding area is flat farmland and small-town Ohio, so don't expect dramatic scenery — the appeal here is the spring itself and its mineral character. The spring is accessible year-round, though flow and conditions may vary seasonally. Winter visits may involve icy or muddy ground near the spring outlet. There is no admission fee to visit the spring. Street parking is available along North Broadway Street. The site is easily accessible and does not require hiking or special equipment.