Wiley's Corner Spring, St. George, Maine

## Overview Wiley's Corner Spring is a small public drinking spring located along Route 131 in the village of Wiley's Corner in St. George, Maine. Situated in Knox County on the scenic St. George Peninsula, this roadside spring sits near the entrance to a local walking trail, making it a convenient stop for hikers and passersby exploring the midcoast Maine region. The village of Wiley's Corner has long served as a crossroads community on the peninsula, and the spring has historically been used as a source of drinking water by locals and visitors alike. Visitors have reported the water to be clean and refreshing, though as with any natural spring, water quality can vary with conditions and seasons. The spring is accessible year-round, though winter access may be limited due to snow and plowing conditions. ## Directions 1. From US Route 1 in Thomaston, Maine, turn south (right if coming from the Rockland direction) onto Route 131. Look for the Montpelier historic home — the General Henry Knox Museum — as a landmark at this intersection. 2. Follow Route 131 south for approximately 4 miles toward St. George. 3. Watch for a sign indicating the walking trail on the right side of the road. The spring is located near this trailhead area along Route 131 in the Wiley's Corner vicinity. 4. Parking is available at the trail entrance. **GPS Coordinates:** 44.016472, -69.198936 ## What to Expect Wiley's Corner Spring is a modest, roadside spring — don't expect a dramatic cascade or large pool. The flow is small but steady, and the spring is easy to access from the road and the adjacent trail parking area. The surrounding area is characteristic of midcoast Maine: wooded, quiet, and scenic. The nearby walking trail offers a pleasant opportunity to stretch your legs and enjoy the natural beauty of the St. George Peninsula. The peninsula itself is known for its rocky coastline, tidal coves, and charming fishing villages, so a visit to the spring pairs well with a broader exploration of the area. The spring is open 24/7/365 in principle, but during winter months snow may limit access, as plowing is not always guaranteed. Spring, summer, and fall are the most reliable times to visit. The nearest address for navigation purposes is 4 Seal Harbor Road, Saint George, ME 04860.