Potter Creek Spring. potter creek is not a twisty creek, but the entrance into potter spring will give kayakers are run for their money. the last stop on this spring extravaganza is potter creek located about 1/4 mile past a set of old railroad tressle posts. Take special note that all of these locations may be occupied by alligators so do use caution. Paddle 3/4 of a mile up potter’s creek to reach ruth springs. kayaking the river and its many spring runs. aside from the seven sisters, there is crab creek, baird creek, salt creek and potter creek to venture up. It is about ¾ of a mile to potter spring. potter creek is fed by potter spring. A short run at the back of potter spring leads to another spring, ruth spring. paddle (or pole/plow in low tide) up the creek about ¾ mile to the spring at the creek’s headwaters.
from beyondjelmmountain.blogspot.com
potter creek is not a twisty creek, but the entrance into potter spring will give kayakers are run for their money. kayaking the river and its many spring runs. Take special note that all of these locations may be occupied by alligators so do use caution. potter creek is fed by potter spring. Paddle 3/4 of a mile up potter’s creek to reach ruth springs. paddle (or pole/plow in low tide) up the creek about ¾ mile to the spring at the creek’s headwaters. It is about ¾ of a mile to potter spring. A short run at the back of potter spring leads to another spring, ruth spring. aside from the seven sisters, there is crab creek, baird creek, salt creek and potter creek to venture up. the last stop on this spring extravaganza is potter creek located about 1/4 mile past a set of old railroad tressle posts.
Beyond Jelm Mountain Potter's Creek Campground, Texas
Potter Creek Spring the last stop on this spring extravaganza is potter creek located about 1/4 mile past a set of old railroad tressle posts. It is about ¾ of a mile to potter spring. aside from the seven sisters, there is crab creek, baird creek, salt creek and potter creek to venture up. potter creek is fed by potter spring. the last stop on this spring extravaganza is potter creek located about 1/4 mile past a set of old railroad tressle posts. A short run at the back of potter spring leads to another spring, ruth spring. Take special note that all of these locations may be occupied by alligators so do use caution. kayaking the river and its many spring runs. potter creek is not a twisty creek, but the entrance into potter spring will give kayakers are run for their money. Paddle 3/4 of a mile up potter’s creek to reach ruth springs. paddle (or pole/plow in low tide) up the creek about ¾ mile to the spring at the creek’s headwaters.
