The spring is a boggy area, and seems unlikely to have ever been used for recreation. Located in Mark Twain National Forest, land immediately adjacent is being managed for timber. Six flow measurements have been taken on the spring from 1945 through 1964. Only one descriptive report, in 1988, by the author of this page, exists in state files. Owned by U.S. Forest Service.
Access is by bushwack hike.
Topo map required. Not a fee area. Return to Large Ozark Springs Home Page.