The Great Spring

The Great Spring is a natural geothermal feature, often a large, powerful hot spring that continuously releases heated water from underground sources. These springs form when groundwater is heated by the Earth's geothermal energy, then rises to the surface. They create lush, fertile environments and are important for ecosystems, recreation, and sometimes geothermal energy harvesting. Their consistent flow and heat are driven by the geological activity beneath the Earth's crust, making them fascinating natural phenomena that highlight Earth's dynamic interior.