White Way
Salt Lake City, UT 84124
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Neffs Spring, Salt Lake City, UT (Privatized Spring, no longer available to public)
Description
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
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Hours Spring is Open:
24/7/365
GPS: N/A
Map Link: Neffs Spring Map
Submitted by: Aaron Christensen
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I am a bit concerned about the consumption of this spring. This is a popular off dog leash trail that is used year round. Has anyone filled water containers at this site?
Does anyone know the PH of this spring??
I measured the pH this morning at 6.9. The water spills from below the catchment tank. Interestingly, as I watched, wishing the water would come out of the pipe instead of from underneath the catchment, the water came rushing out! Water tastes very good, though does not compare to the Moab spring.
I measured the pH this morning at 6.9. The water spills from below the catchment tank. Interestingly, as I watched, wishing the water would come out of the pipe instead of from underneath the catchment, the water came rushing out! Water tastes very good, though does not compare to the Moab spring.
Not sure the described spring is actually Neff’s Spring proper but never the less I was at the described spring today (9-25-11) and the pipe was only dripping. Hopefully this is only temporary as I have used this spring for nearly 40 years of hiking in Neff’s canyon and it was always running strong even on Thanksgiving.
I’ve tried to find this spring a couple of times without success. The description of “a pile of rocks” is kind of vague. Can someone please elaborate a bit on the exact location? GPS coordinates would be ideal. Thank you 🙂
Today I have discovered that this spring is no longer available for everybody. The Mountain Olympus Water company privatized it. Too bad!
Thank you for informing us, we will make a note for spring hunters, sad to hear!