Another iconic Hill Country swimming spot in Hays County, Jacob’s Well ... but other seeps and springs into the creek downstream have allowed the Blue Hole to remain open until now.

AUSTIN (KXAN) — With summer heat intensifying, there are increasingly fewer places to swim in Central ... Wimberley’s Blue Hole Regional Park. (Frank Martinez/KXAN Photo) Jacob’s Well ...

Cypress Creek, the creek that flows through Blue Hole, is currently about ... Wimberley's other popular swimming hole, Jacob's Well, is closed indefinitely due to a lack of water flow.

Cypress Falls Swimming ... holes, Blue Hole Regional Park (requires reservations) and Jacob’s Well Natural Area (closed). Late in the season the spring-fed pool on Cypress Creek is bath-water ...

Neighboring Texas Hill Country swim spots continue to suffer because of the ongoing drought. However, one Wimberley swimming hole has successfully opened to the public for the summer season.

the Hays County Parks Department announced Jacob's Well – located 5.3 miles from Blue Hole – will be closed to swimmers indefinitely due to low water levels. RELATED: 2024 summer swimming ...

Swimming holes across Central Texas are ... the Trinity Aquifer, which fuels Jacob's Well and Blue Hole; and the Colorado River Alluvial Aquifer, which supplies water to local municipalities.

Popular swim spots in the Texas Hill Country ... park officials told MySA. Blue Hole's crystal-clear water is fed by Cypress Creek, according to the Blue Hole Regional Park website.

near the Panhandle (Roaring Springs), and in the desert (Independence Creek ... the drought of 2022, Blue Hole, in Wimberley, and nearby Jacob’s Well were closed to swimming because of low ...