Hármasbükk-forrás

Near the roof of Koszonya, on the right side of the valley leading to Vasas. From the Z signal, the ZO signal leads to it. Next to the stream bed, the spring rises above the valley floor. A source made of sandstone, inscribed on a marble slab built into a large block of stone above the spout. The original immersion source was also occupied by Sándor Csokonay. The name Hármasbükk comes from the fact that an old beech tree stood on the nearby hill, which marked the border of three villages (Vasas, Somogy and Budafa). Aquifer formation is the upper Triassic sandstone clayey, marly layers, from which the gap and fissure water emerges on a permanent basis, but in very low yields (0.5-1.5 liters / minute).