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Hathorn #3 Spring – Coesa Spouter loop from Milton

Hathorn #3 Spring – Coesa Spouter loop from Milton

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Hathorn #3 Spring – Coesa Spouter loop from Milton

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19.2km

120m

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Moderate road ride. Great for any fitness level. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: June 15, 2026

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5.95 km

Avenue of the Pines

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

The Avenue of the Pines is the name of both a road and a paved trail that runs next to it in the Saratoga Spa State Park. Maintained by The Gideon Putnam, a luxury hotel and resort, this trail is groomed in the winter for snow-shoers and Nordic skiers for year-round enjoyment. This flat, scenic section of trail is lined with tall pine trees and is an amazing spot for photographs no matter the time of year.

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10.7 km

Hathorn #3 Spring

Highlight • Natural Monument

Hathorn #3 Spring is a naturally carbonated spring that runs out of a historic stone well and spigot. Like all of the natural mineral springs in the park, you can drink from this one and perhaps experience the healing properties of the water!

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11.0 km

Coesa Spouter

Highlight • Natural Monument

The Coesa Spring is a hidden gem and seldom visited in comparison to the rest of the springs in the park. In the 19th century the water from Cosea Spring was bottled and sold. There was also a drink hall where Victorian-era travelers would pull off the highway and stop to try the spring water. Starting in the spring of 2023, the Friends of Saratoga Spa State Park began a restoration project to revitalize the area. They hope to restore the old spring house, install a fountain that’s a replica of the original one, and provide interpretive signage.

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11.6 km

Hayes Spring

Highlight • Natural Monument

The Hayes Spring or Hayes Well Spring is located just a few hundred yards from the famous Geyser Island Spouter. Like all of the springs in the park you can drink the mineral rich water straight from the tap. Note the thick build-up of minerals at the well's base!

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11.7 km

Polaris Spring

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Polaris Spring is what is known as a "spouter spring"; a spring that shoots a small spout of water directly up out of the ground. It is one of the most popular spots for mineral water within the lower portion of the park.

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