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Tiếng ViệtPosted: November 4, 2009
Category: North America, Texas, United States, View All
Colorado Bend State Park
Bend, Texas 76824
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Photo
Photo credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/68288285@N00/2528321911/
Description
This is the spring that feeds Gorman Falls in Colorado Bend State Park. It comes out of the ground and forms into a creek that flows to the Colorado River.
Additional info: http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/spdest/findadest/parks/colorado_bend
Nearest Address
Colorado Bend State Park, Bend, Texas 76824
Directions from Nearest Address
Follow the Gorman Spring Trail up the creek to the source.
Vital Information
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Hours Spring is Open:
Open 7 days a week year-round (Park entrance may have closing hours)
GPS:
31.052082,-98.485824
Map Link: Gorman Spring Map
Submitted by: Rami Barsoum
I highly recommend this park, I’ve been there a hundred times to fish, camp and explore the Gorman Cave.
If you are in big bear California, their is a place call Jenks lake. this lake is located at about the 7500 ft level. it is feed by a mountian spring. the water is fantastic to tast.
Does anyone know if you can fill up jugs at this spring?
Entrance fee is now $5. I haven’t been here. Hoping someone who has been to the falls here can tell us if there is a place with easy access to fill up jugs — and whether that is even allowed. Knowing how the Texas State officials have been acting in other parts of Texas – not allowing parks with springs to allow people to drink the spring water – I doubt it is really allowed until and unless I hear otherwse.
I absolutely adore this spring. The water is crisp, clear and way better than anything I have ever tried in my entire life in Orange, CA. After my first sip, I was convinced that I saw Allah and that he was calling me to jump into the waters of his love. So I did, but then a forest ranger said that whatever I was doing was “inappropriate” and “disgusting”. I informed him that his face was disgusting. Anyway, long story short, go to this spring!