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Small cove right off river road, leaving Moab. just a few minutes from town. There is spout coming right out of the mountain. Water tastes amazing! icy cold, pure spring water, great place to refill all bottles.

Nearest Address

River Road.

Directions from Nearest Address

Leaving Moab toward colorado border. turn down river road it is on the right hand side of the road just a few minutes from town (Route 128, just east of its southern intersection with Route 191).

Vital Information

Hours Spring is Open:

24/7/365

GPS: N/A

Map Link: River Road Water Spring Map

Submitted by: anonymous

Description

Exits a rock wall on the side of Mt. Ogden and flows several hundred yards down hill where it joins Taylor Creek. Flow is very large but varies with snow melt and runoff from the mtn. above. I think this spring may be the source of the “Kristin Spring also listed here. When there is no water in Taylor creek, the spring flow disappears under ground again about a half mile from the source. “Kristin Spring is another mile or so farther down hill from there.

Nearest Address

27th St.

Directions from Nearest Address

From the East end of 27th St. walk up the left or the right trail up”Taylor Canyon Creek”. You can ford “Taylor Creek” if it is running where the spring enters it tumbling down the hilh side to the right and follow the spring creek to its source, or go a few hundred yards further to the “Maylan’s Peak Trail” sign, to the right at the second foot bridge across Taylor Creek. A hundred yards or so up the trail after crossing the bridge, there is a trail forking to the right down to the source of the “City Spring”. This spring is right up there with the “Mt.Shasta City Park Spring” in Mt. Shasta, Ca. IMNSHO. Enjoy! It’s a bit of a hike, but it’s worth it. I carry out 5 gallons at a time in a backpack, and I’m pushing 70, so have at it!

Vital Information

Hours Spring is Open:

24/7/365

GPS: N/A

Map Link: City Spring Map

Submitted by: Wildgeeser

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Pah Tempe Hot Springs, also known as La Verkin or Dixie Hot Springs, are located along the Virgin River near where the river cuts through Timpoweap Canyon along the Hurricane Cliffs between the towns of Hurricane and La Verkin. The springs issue at about 42°C (108°F) from multiple vents in fractured limestone. Widespread basalt flows ranging in age from 2 million years to 1,000 years old lie in the vicinity of the springs, possibly relating to local heat sources for the thermal water. (source)

Additional info: http://www.pahtempe.com/home

Nearest Address

825 East 800 North, Hurricane, UT 84737

Directions from Nearest Address

Take I-15 N towards Salt Lake City Exit Scenic Highway 9 towards Hurricane As you leave the town of Hurricane, turn right on The Enchanted Way (just before the canyon bridge).

Vital Information

Hours Spring is Open:

Year Round, by reservation only..(888) 726-8367

GPS: N/A

Map Link: Pah Tempe Hot Spring Map

Submitted by: Jake

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The spring is on the neffs canyon trail. At the end of the trail there will be a pile of rocks. From there a trail starts south up the hill towards Mt. Olympus. It’s only i short bit till you reach the pipe coming out of the mountain in to a rusted out horse trough. The spring runs from spring to fall.

Nearest Address

White Way Salt Lake City, UT 84124

Directions from Nearest Address

N/A

Vital Information

Hours Spring is Open:

24/7/365

GPS: N/A

Map Link: Neffs Spring Map

Submitted by: Aaron Christensen

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You can gather water at Hildale’s City Park…near base of the canyon…where the community has tapped the spring water. There’s taps with levers to turn on the flow. If you want to hike to the source…you can do that also…a couple mile hike..but beautiful. The flow is continuous at the spring itself and flowing year round At the park…there are levers… to turn on the flow http://www.zionnational-park.com/zion-canaan-mountain.htm

There is water riddled throughout Caanan Mountain and the surrounding National Park area…if you hike the trails you’ll find springs popping up everywhere…feeding the abundant wildlife. Sawmill Springs is just the main one.

Additional info here.

Nearest Address

Hildale is located on Arizona Highway 389 between Fredonia, Arizona and Hurricane, Utah. Hildale is a polygamist settlement at the southern base of Canaan Mountain that encompass the small towns of Colorado City, Arizona and Hildale, Utah. The two towns are really one community, but the state line runs through them, dividing them. The population is just under 2000. Trailhead – Hildale, Arizona is located just off AZ Highway 389 between Hurricane, Utah and Fredonia, Arizona. From the highway, enter Hildale using Utah Avenue. Follow the paved road for about 3-miles, looking for the dirt road on the right that leads to Water Canyon. If you see Hildale’s city park then you have missed the road to Water Canyon. There is an intersection a little more than a half-mile up the dirt road. Stay left at the intersection. There is a small reservoir about 2 miles up the road. Continue to the end of the road where there is an unsigned parking area for the Water Canyon Trail.

Directions from Nearest Address

Trailhead – Hildale, Arizona is located just off AZ Highway 389 between Hurricane, Utah and Fredonia, Arizona. From the highway, enter Hildale using Utah Avenue. Follow the paved road for about 3-miles, looking for the dirt road on the right that leads to Water Canyon. If you see Hildale’s city park then you have missed the road to Water Canyon. There is an intersection a little more than a half-mile up the dirt road. Stay left at the intersection. There is a small reservoir about 2 miles up the road. Continue to the end of the road where there is an unsigned parking area for the Water Canyon Trail. http://www.zionnational-park.com/zion-canaan-mountain.htm

Vital Information

Hours Spring is Open:

The spring/hike is open all the time. Paved Dirt Road. The Hildale community park’s gates, where the taps are….is sometimes closed on the weekends.

GPS:

Parking in Water Canyon 37°02.269 N

Map Link: Sawmill Springs Map

Submitted by: Jake

Description

It’s piped into a pool that runs downhill through the forest.

Nearest Address

27th street, Ogden, UT, 84404

Directions from Nearest Address

Take 27th street East to the mountain, park and follow the right hand side trail (with a long gate), traveling south east and upwards into the trees. Listen closely because you should be able to hear the running stream of water, which will lead you to the spring. (Note: I have been drinking this water for a year, and it’s the best water ever.)

Vital Information

Hours Spring is Open:

Unknown

GPS:

N/A

Map Link: Kristin Spring Map

Submitted by: Chris Hill