Triangle Camp Spring, Weston, OR, 97886

## Overview Triangle Camp Spring is a private drinking spring located on Weston Mountain in the Blue Mountains of northeastern Oregon, near the small town of Weston in Umatilla County. Situated at an elevation consistent with the forested slopes of Weston Mountain, this seasonal spring flows during wetter periods of the year and may slow or cease during the dry summer months. The surrounding area is characterized by the mixed conifer forests and rolling terrain typical of the Blue Mountains foothills. Weston Mountain has long been used for recreation, timber, and grazing, and natural springs like this one have historically served as water sources for camps, livestock, and travelers in the region. The name "Triangle Camp" suggests a historical association with a campsite or work camp in the area. As a private spring, visitors should be aware that access may require permission from the landowner. The water from this spring has historically been used for drinking purposes, though seasonal flow and conditions may vary. ## Directions 1. From the town of Weston, Oregon (OR-204), head south toward Weston Mountain. 2. Follow Cold Springs Loop road — the spring is located near the address 77482 Cold Springs Loop, Weston, OR 97886. 3. GPS coordinates for the spring are approximately **45.785111, -118.197559**. Using a GPS device or smartphone navigation to these coordinates is recommended, as rural roads in this area can be unmarked or confusing. 4. Be prepared for gravel or unpaved road conditions, especially as you gain elevation on Weston Mountain. ## What to Expect Triangle Camp Spring is a seasonal water source, meaning flow is dependent on snowmelt and rainfall. Visitors are most likely to find the spring actively flowing in spring and early summer. By late summer and into fall, the flow may diminish significantly or dry up entirely. The setting on Weston Mountain offers scenic views of the Blue Mountains landscape, with forests of pine and fir surrounding the area. Because this is a private drinking spring, the site may be minimally developed — expect a natural or lightly improved spring box rather than a formal public access point. Since this is private property, always seek permission before visiting. Road conditions leading up Weston Mountain can vary with the seasons; a vehicle with good clearance is advisable, particularly during or after wet weather. Cell service in this area may be limited, so download maps and directions before heading out.