Apacsok-kútja

It is in a very nice place, but unfortunately there is no marked road.

It is a spring on the eastern side of Mount Jakab, on the upper reaches of the Monster Valley, near the beginning of the valley, producing very extreme yields. A source group, since several sites have periodic water applications close to each other, our forerunners considered the most powerful of them. The springs come from the Triassic sandstone crevices and fissures, partly from groundwater around the Pauline Monastery. It is a seasonal source with yields ranging from 0 to 60 liters per minute. The spring was renovated in 2009 in the hope of a safer discharge. In the twin pool at the bottom of the dry-laid stone wall, fresh water is safe for the tourist. On the masonry, a stone is painted with an Indian head. In July 2018, an engraved and painted board was placed on a granite slab. The source shows the source name and a tomahawk on the side.