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Bathe at Rio Chollin, Fortuna, Costa Rica
Rio Chollin nearby La Fortuna is a great spot for having a bath in free natural hot springs. It's located close to the road, you just have to pay for the parking spot. Leave all your valuables at the hotel, grab the towel and head for a relaxing dip in the water. -
Tour Bathhouse Row, Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas
Bathhouse Row is a collection of bathhouses, associated buildings, and gardens located at Hot Springs National Park in the city of Hot Springs, Arkansas. The bathhouses were included in 1832 when the Federal Government took over four parcels of land to preserve 47 natural hot springs, their mineral waters which lack the sulphur odor of most hot springs, and their area... -
Visit Beverly Hot Springs, Los Angeles, California
Natural hot springs in the middle of the city. The only spa in Los Angeles with 100% natural hot springs! Come in for a relaxing time in the hot springs, or get a massage, facials, tanning, waxing, body exfoliation. -
Visit Big Caliente Hot Springs, Santa Barbara, California
Big Caliente Hot Springs are a grouping of thermal mineral springs located in the Los Padres National Forest of California. The hot spring water emerges at 115 °F from a bluff and flows into a large, deep primitive rock and concrete soaking pool. The temperature of the water can be controlled by adjusting diversion valves. Another primitive soaking pool is located... -
Relax in Bigelow (Deer Creek) Hot Springs, Oregon
Bigelow (Deer Creek) Hot Springs is located along the McKenzie River north of Belknap Springs on Hwy 126. Due to its proximity to the river, it is usually made too cool in the winter by the frigid river water. -
Relax at Black Rock Hot Springs, Taos, New Mexico
Black Rock Hot Springs are located off of a dirt road on the western side of the Rio Grande after crossing theJohn Dunn Bridge near Toas, New Mexico. It located just downstream, on the west bank of the Rio Grande. Nudity allowed at Black Rock Hot Springs. Fishing is available on the Rio Hondo near the bridge and on the Rio Grande. Kayaking and whitewater rafting are... -
Visit Black Rock Hot Springs, Nevada
Black Rock has two geothermal lagoons located off road the road in Black Rock Desert, about a tenth of a mile northwest of Black Rock Point. Clothing is optional. -
Visit Blue Spring Heritage Center, Eureka Springs, Arkansas
The Blue Spring Heritage Center, formerly the Eureka Springs Gardens, is a 33-acre (13 ha) tourist attraction containing native plants and hardwood trees in a setting of woodlands, meadows, and hillsides. It is located at Highway 62 West, five miles (8 km) west of Eureka Springs, Arkansas, USA, and open daily to the public during warmer months for a fee. The spri... -
Visit Bog Hot Springs, Nevada
Bog Hot Springs is in a great remote area that is a flowing creek that can get pretty hot with numerous pools that have been created with small dams. Drive a few miles on gravel road - RV and cars Ok. Hot water emerges at around 122 degrees F from several springs. -
Take a Dip in Boiling River (Gardner River), Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
Take a dip in the Boiling River (Gardner River) in Yellowstone National Park. Cold water from the Gardner River mixes with the Boiling River hot spring mixes here. Boiling River is one of the few legal thermal soaking areas in Yellowstone. Soaking in hot springs and other thermal features is prohibited and features are very fragile. You may soak in bodies of water fed... -
Visit Boiling Springs Lake, Lassen Volcanic National Park, California
Boiling Springs Lake in Lassen Volcanic National Park is located just northwest of Terminal Geyser. It has many hot springs, mudpots, and fumaroles along its west shore. Unlike the more heavily visited areas of the park, this area is not developed with boardwalks or signs and offers a chance to view thermal features in a more natural setting. -
Hike to Boquillas Hot Springs (Big Bend Hot Springs), Texas
Boquillas Hot Springs (aka Big Bend Hot Springs​) is located along the Rio Grande River inside the National Park of Big Bend in Texas at the border of Mexico. Hot spring water is considered old water, fossil water, ancient and irreplaceable. Heated by geothermal processes and emerging at 105° F., the water carries dissolved mineral salts reputed to have healing p... -
Visit Borax Lake, Oregon
Borax Lake is a 10-acre (4.0 ha) alkali lake in the Alvord Desert of southeastern Oregon in the United States. The lake is fed by geothermal springs 100 feet (30 m) below the surface that range in temperature from 104 to 300 °F (40 to 149 °C). Surface water temperatures usually range from 61 to 100 °F (16 to 38 °C) but occasionally go higher. The sprin... -
Hike Boy Scout Canyon to Two Mile Hot Springs, Nevada
If it’s hot springs you seek, there are two ways to get to Boy Scout springs. And unless you are an experienced rock climber, we only recommend the river route. The spring is accessible from Black Canyon by kayak. For the hikers amongst you, the intermediate 4-mile hike through Boy Scout Canyon leads you down a sandy wash into a beautiful desert canyon. It ends ... -
Dip in Buckeye Hot Springs, California
Buckeye Hot Springs is a nice hot spring along Buckeye Creek to the west of Bridgeport, California - north of Mono Lake. Take Route 395 norht of Bridgeport and go west on Buckeye Road. It is about 6 miles in from 395 on a windy gravel road.
