Good conditions to visit today.
Clear skies
Great visibility and dry footing.
Plenty of daylight
12 h until sunset.
Weekend
Expect more visitors — arrive early.
A point where groundwater surfaces naturally. Expect a quiet, often lush spot; some feed clear pools or small streams. The water is untreated and not automatically safe to drink. Reaching it is straightforward.
An artesian well with a continuous flow of water. Originally found in the 1950s by Robert E. Faulkner, who, upon selling his property in the 1970s, deeded the well to the city of Canton with the stipulation that it would always be available to the public.
Description from OpenStreetMap contributors
32.51294, -95.86751
Spring and fall
Mild shoulder seasons offer the best footing and steadiest flow. Spring runoff can make surrounding ground muddy; late summer flow may drop.
Easy access
Usually a roadside pullout or a short, gentle path — often under a mile with little elevation change. Good for casual visits and most fitness levels.
General guidance based on feature type and difficulty — always verify current conditions.
Natural areas are hazardous and conditions change fast. Verify access and current conditions before you go, respect private property and closures, and leave no trace. You are responsible for your own safety.
Untreated spring water may be unsafe to drink. Terrain around sources can be muddy and unstable.
Access unclear — verify before visiting
Source: OpenStreetMap contributorsUpdated 19d ago
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