A well-known Hays County swimming hole continues to suffer the consequences of several dry years in a row, combined with ...

Jacob's Well, after running dry for only the fourth time in recorded history, will be closed to public swimming for the remainder of 2022. (Katherine Sturdivant, Hays County Parks Department) ...

Jacob’s Well Natural Area closed to the public Friday after heavy rain on Thursday caused minor flooding. The artesian spring has been closed to the public for swimming due to low water levels since ...

The photos on the left and center show Jacob's Well before and during the drought. The photos were taken by the Barton Springs/Edwards Aquifer Conservation District. The photo on the right shows Jacob ...

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WIMBERLEY, Texas — Editor's note: The above video was published in August 2023, when Jacob's Well was at zero flow. Flow has been restored to a popular Central Texas swimming hole – at least ...

WIMBERLEY, Texas (KXAN) — If you were hoping to swim in Jacob’s Well this summer, the chances are not looking good. In a Facebook post, Hays County Parks posted that Jacob’s Well is suspending its ...

WIMBERLEY, Texas — One the Austin area's most popular swimming holes is at zero flow. Officials said this is only the sixth time this has happened at Jacob's Well. It comes as Stage 4 water ...

Water quality monitoring at Jacob’s Well will resume under a new agreement with Hays County, after stopping last year when funding ran out. County commissioners voted last week to approve spending $34 ...

Jacob's Well has been revived, at least for now. The popular swimming hole in Hays County was replenished by a recent torrent of rain across Central Texas and has resumed its flow, according to the ...

Jacob's Well, a popular swim hole in Texas Hill Country, is closed for the remainder of the year due to drought. Hays County Parks Department / Courtesy Have you ever taken a plunge in Jacob’s Well?