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Cold springs are created by cool water that flows from underground.

Facts about cold springs:

1. Some springs flow year-round; other springs only flow at certain times of the year.
   • Some springs have a steady flow, while others may fluctuate depending on rainfall and underground water levels.
2. Some spring water may be healthy because the water has dissolved minerals like calcium and magnesium.
   • Making them popular destinations for therapeutic bathing and wellness retreats.
3. Some springs produce stunning geological formations.
   • Over time, the mineral-rich water can create breathtaking terraces, caves, and interesting rock formations.
   • Over time, water erosion from springs can create intricate cave networks, attracting explorers and cave enthusiasts.
4. Spring water under pressure may flow quickly from under the ground, making cold springs appear to boil, even though the spring water is cold.
5. Humans use cold springs for many things, including for drinking water, swimming, fishing, and watering pastures and crops.
6. Spring water undergoes natural filtration.
   • As the water travels through rocks and earth layers, it becomes naturally filtered, resulting in cleaner water.
7. The temperature of springs remains relatively constant.
   • Due to the underground water sources, springs often have a consistent temperature throughout the year.
8. Springs are found all over the world.
   • From lush valleys to arid deserts, springs can be discovered in various geographic locations.
9. Some springs are famous for their vibrant colors.
   • Due to the presence of specific algae or minerals, certain springs showcase stunning hues of blue, green, or red.