Witness the Mystical Beauty of Jacobs Well, a Natural Wonder in Hays County

Hays County, which manages the spring as a park, banned swimming. Today, thanks to beneficial rainfall, the spring is gushing forth again ... Jacob's Well Natural Area covers an expansive 81 acres in Wimberley, Texas. This ecological treasure, the headwaters of Cypress Creek, flows through other ... The Far West-Hays area of Dripping Springs, Texas, lies around 30 miles due west of downtown Austin's cultural hub. When you can't make it that far, relax close ... Jacob's Well is an artesian spring that releases thousands of gallons of water a day and its the second-largest fully submerged cave in Texas. The threat of high bacteria levels, other pollutants and poor visibility are the culprits, according to Hays County Parks. The cemetery is located three miles west of Wimberley, Texas in Hays County, on Ranch Road 2325. The cemetery is up that road one forth of a mile on the right ... Humpty-Dumpty has been put back together again. Today, Hays County owns Jacob's Well and 96 acres around it. The Wimberley Valley Watershed Association has a ... We are currently in an annual period of aquatic restoration which lasts from October 1–April 30. The cool clear water here makes Jacob's Well a unique swimming ... Dye Trace at Raccoon Cave near Jacob's Well Spring, Hays County, Texas. Topic: Groundwater Tracing and Groundwater Flow Studies. Source: BSEACD. Format: Tech ... Other notable burials include Texas Ranger Foster Massey, Texas Ranger Elisha McCuistion, and Hays County sheriff Alton Lee Smithey. The interred also ...