Comal Spring- New Braunfels, Texas - Natural Springs on Waymarking.com

This is the largest of several springs that are the source of the Comal River. It is found in Landa Park and has a nice viewing bench that allows you to sit and just watch the water flow. The Comal river runs approximately 2 miles and then joins the Guadalupe River.
A nearby sign will tell you the days cubic feet per second flow and the aquifer level.

Public or Private Land?: Public Public Land Fees?: 0 Private Land access?: n/a public park

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