Oregon has some of the best natural hot springs in the United States and it’s no surprise that many people like to take a break from their daily lives and head off into the wilderness where they can unwind and re-energize. Many people who live in Portland, Oregon will take a day trip or even …
Rocky Canyon Hot Springs Located in Boise National Forest, this primitive hot spring is one of our favorite places to visit when in Idaho. The different pools cascade down all the way to the Middle Fork Payette River with a scenic backdrop that makes the soak all the better. It’s a short drive from Boise …
Oregon is well known for it’s primitive hot springs as you relax in the states natural mineral waters surrounded by forest and wildlife. People who live or are visiting Bend, OR unfortunately don’t have the luxury of having a hot spring just a few minutes away. However, if you are ok with making a day …
Located close to the border between Oregon and California. Ashland is often the first city travelers pass when driving north into Oregon. If you are in the area and looking for things to do, consider a few amazing hot springs just a short distance away. Here are our favorite pools near Ashland for you to …
Wild Willys Hot Springs in Mammouth Lakes Located in Long Valley Caldera, California’s most concentrated area of geothermal pools, it’s no surprise this area is home to a lot of great hot springs for you to relax in. Wild Willy’s has quickly become a popular tourist attraction and has thousands of people flock to it …
If you find yourself up in Northern California and needing something to do, we highly recommend going to check out Remington Hot Springs. It’s roughly 30 miles from Bakersfield and well worth the drive to find yourself relaxing in California’s natural mineral waters with breathtaking views as the Kern River runs beneath you. This primitive …
Best Hot Springs Near Santa Barbara Southern California is well known for it’s amazing beaches, world class golf courses, and of course it’s abundance of natural hot springs. Santa Barbara may not have warm pools within the city, but there are quite a few in nearby that are well worth the drive. Here are a …
Ojai Hot Springs Ojai Hot Springs, also known as Ecotopia or Matilija Hot Springs is a very popular attraction in Santa Barbara, California. For years it was unknown due to it’s seclusion within California’s wilderness, but social media quickly changed that and no it’s one of the more popular attractions in the area. Details about …
Miracle Hot Spring in California Located along the Kern River near Bakersfield, CA, Miracle Hot Springs has grown in popularity over the years due to it’s primitive stone scenic backdrop as you soak in the natural mineral waters which cascade down three levels of pools. It is a bit of a drive to get there …
Montecito Hot Springs This is one of our favorite hot springs in California. Not only does it provide a great place to relax and soak in some of California’s best mineral waters, but the four mile hike through the canyon is full of ruins, breathtaking exotic plants, and mansions that are home to several famous …
Hot Springs Near Taos, New Mexico Located a little north of the Rio Grande River, there are a few amazing natural hot springs near Taos for you to enjoy. Roughly a 30 minute drive through scenic landscape to two of the more primitive locations, once you arrive at the springs the real journey begins. Both …
Hot Springs in Colorado Colorado – often referred to as the motherlode of hot springs is one of America’s most renowned geothermal destinations. That said, have you ever wondered what makes Colorado heaven for all hot springs enthusiasts? Why are there 93 undeveloped and developed hot springs in Colorado but none in Indiana or Nebraska? The answer …
