Saratoga Springs Nature, Parks & Landmarks

Orenda Spring is located in Saratoga Spa State Park. The Park's 2.9-mile Geyser Trail will take you past Orenda and two other springs (Island Spouter and Hayes).

Located at the rear of the rectangular stone column under the Joseph Bruno Pavilion.

The Big Red Spring burbles, from the ground, near the paddock at the back of the picnic area at Saratoga Race Course.

Geyser Island Spouter is located right off of Geyser Loop Road at the Geyser Park in Saratoga Spa State Park, surrounded by an island of hardened minerals.

Old Red Spring is located on High Rock Avenue past Empire Spring, in the beautiful Saratoga Springs.

Congress Spring is located directly underneath the covered pavilion in Congress Park. The park is found in the heart of Saratoga Springs NY off of Broadway, Circular Street and Spring Street.

In Congress Park near Broadway, at the green and white cast iron monument.

Located near the Hall of Springs entrance to the Saratoga performing Arts Center.

The Hayes Well Spring is located in the beautiful Saratoga State Park, right next to the Geyser Island Spouter in the Geyser Park area.

Hathorn Spring No. 1 is located on the Northeast corner of Putnam and Springs Streets, right in the heart of Saratoga Springs.

Karista Spring has one of the strongest iron-rich waters in the world. Karista Spring was renovated in 2012 and the soils are said to help with arthritis. Karista Spring is located in the Geyser Park in Saratoga State Park.

The High Rock Spring is located across Maple Avenue from The Olde Bryan Inn.

Located in the middle of Saratoga Spa State Park, right off of Geyser Loop Road.

Columbian Spring is located in the heart of Saratoga Springs near Congress Street at Broadway Avenue.

Located in Saratoga Spa State Park, the State Seal Spring is a fresh, non-carbonated spring that features a clean taste. It's a popular spring for people looking to fill up jugs of fresh water to bring home.

Peerless Spring is located in High Rock Park, across from High Rock Spring.

The Governor Spring is located on High Rock Avenue, right next to the Peerless Spring and across from the High Rock Spring.

The Coesa Spouter is a hidden gem in the woods of Saratoga Spa State Park.

Located on Excelsior Avenue in the restored Van Raalte knitting mill.

Ferndell Spring can be found on the Ferndell Trail, accessed from the North-South Road in Saratoga Spa State Park.

Hathorn Spring is located in the beautiful Saratoga Spa State Park.

See where the Battle of Saratoga took place! The Saratoga National Historic Park is where history and beautiful vistas combine to create one of the country's premier parks!

Grab the kids and head to the Peerless Pool Complex in the Saratoga Spa State Park! Enjoy three different pool areas including the Main Pool, Kiddie Pool, and Water Slides, and restored facilities, including a historic bathhouse!

Brown's Beach is one of the only public swimming spots on Saratoga Lake. The beach features a shallow launch area for non-motorized boats, plus a designated swimming area and lots of sand to stretch out on.

Tucked just off of Broadway in the city of Saratoga Springs, Congress Park is a favorite spot of tourists and locals alike!

The Betar Byway in South Glens Falls is a great walking trail for any time of year. Enjoy walking, jogging, or biking along this 3.4-mile trail.

The 6,250-acre Moreau Lake State Park is a favorite place for Capital Region and North Country residents and visitors alike to frequent its many year-round recreational opportunities, programs, and events.

Saratoga Spa State Park offers a variety of activities, from walking trails to mineral springs to pools.

As the first heated pool in the U.S., the Victoria Pool in Saratoga Spa State Park has a rich and colorful history in Saratoga Springs, and was frequented by the rich and famous!