Stříbrná studánka, Spring box in Drahovice district, Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic.

Stříbrná studánka is a spring box located in the forested area east of Karlovy Vary, accessed by a wooden footbridge from a marked green hiking trail. The source sits within woodland terrain positioned between the Drahovice hunting lodge and Andělská hora hill.

The source is a freely accessible spring on an unnamed stream in the Drahovice district of Karlovy Vary, in the Slavkovský les region. The spring is maintained by the contributory organisation Lázeňské lesy Karlovy Vary, which is both its founder and its caretaker. A wooden footbridge leads from the green-marked trail to the modified outflow.

The spring is maintained by Lázeňské lesy Karlovy Vary, a contributory organization that cares for the spa forests. A notice at the spring warns that the water is not drinking water, a caution that applies to other springs of the same type in the area.

The spring is easily reached along a well-used forest path with clear green trail markings to guide you. The water here is not safe for drinking, so plan this as a short stop during a hiking walk rather than a water supply point.

The spring is fed by an unnamed watercourse in the Slavkovský les region, and the Lázeňské lesy Karlovy Vary organization both established and maintains the outlet. A sign at the site warns that the water is not potable, since spring water of this type can be contaminated at any time.