Hot Springer Ken

This is by far the largest of natural hot springs in Long Valley Caldera. A boardwalk on the muddy plain leads soakers to the hot springs. You can enter anytime Numerous hot springs that exist inside the Long Valley Caldera, ...

This could be one of the largest natural soaking pools in the state of Oregon.  The extremely hot water at source and the spacious pool are very appealing. Hawaii in the state of Oregon? The hot spring is located in ...

If you like to soak as well at the base of hot springing in the nearby mountains, this motel could be the option. Overnight guests are allowed to use the rustic bath house, with the reservation. Commercial hub of a ...

If you stay in Pagosa Springs, why don't you go for an undeveloped hot spring? Only a half day is enough for the entire trip. Go down to the bottom of the canyon It is about an hour-drive from Pagosa ...

This hot spring is like a scenic view point! The unfortunate thing is that the water becomes tepid being piped for a distance. Muddy source of the springs Long Valley Caldera in the State of California has many undeveloped hot ...

It is in one of the least populated areas of the contiguous United States. Let's watch a sunrise over the steam of natural hot springs! Many choices for lodging Few people lives in the high desert, the Harney Basin located ...

There are not so many choices in the U.S. if you like to dip in a cauldron hot tub. This one is, surprisingly fed by natural hot water. Too many hot springs Countless hot springs are in the northern mountains ...

It doesn't end with the traditional hot spring pools that are common in the countryside. Think you've been tricked, and pay the extra fee to sneak into the vinyl house in the back. Great Sand Dunes National Park Newly established ...

It is less than an hour-drive from Bakersfield. Due to its convenient location, this place is always crowded in weekends. Practically free campground When you have a chance to go to Bakersfield, the ninth-largest cities in California, I would recommend to ...

A form of undeveloped hot springs spa that is not common in other states but is common in Oregon, and it is paid for. It was in a national forest and reasonably well managed. On top of a hill of ...