Bolar Springs™ stands as a testament to nature's bounty, offering a glimpse into the past while paving the way for a bright and prosperous future.
A Historical Gem
Bolar Springs'™ documented history dates back to 1917, marking it as a longstanding source of high-quality spring water. Located along State Route 607, the spring spans a vast area of approximately 191 acres, bordered by the scenic Jack Mountain and the George Washington National Forest. This pristine setting has ensured the spring remains uncontaminated and pure.
Hydrogeological Features
The spring is strategically located at the base of Jack Mountain, within a forested and undeveloped area. Its position within the James River Basin and the Valley and Ridge Physiographic Province of Virginia ensures a continuous supply of high-quality water. The area’s natural beauty and geological characteristics contribute to the spring's significant yield.
Natural Sustainability
Bolar Spring™ is renowned for its pristine water quality, low in sodium, chloride, nitrates, and sulfates. The water emanates from a deep aquifer with substantial storage, ensuring a sustainable supply for years to come. The existing treatment facilities, equipped with advanced filtration and UV disinfection units, guarantee that the water remains pure and safe for consumption.