One of Texas’ most beloved swimming holes, Jacob’s Well Natural Area in Wimberley, will not allow swimming for the foreseeable future.
– One of Texas’ most beloved swimming holes, Jacob’s Well Natural Area in Wimberley, is off-limits for swimming for the foreseeable future.
“When swimming will be allowed again depends on factors beyond our control,” Hays County officials said in aJacob’s Well releases thousands of gallons of water every day from the Trinity Aquifer which comes from an extensive underground cave system, according to Hays County Parks officials.
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