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Natural hot springs in California located in the Bishop area.
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    Mono Hot Springs

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    Mono Hot Springs in the High Sierras For the more adventurous type, take a beautiful trip into the high country of the Sierras, inside the Ansel Adams Wilderness for a visit to Mono Hot Spring Resort. On the South fork of the San Joaquin River, partake in endless hiking, swimming, fishing and soaking surrounded by scenery that brings complete inner Read more...
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    Keough’s Hot Springs

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    About Keough’s Hot Springs in California Nestled in Owen’s Valley of the Eastern Sierra’s, is where Keough’s Hot Springs calls its home. Peaceful scenery surrounds visitors who are there to play, stay, soak and enjoy the entire area. From skiing, hiking to relaxing with a massage and a hot soak, everyone can find exactly what they’d like to do.   Read more...
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    Benton Hot Springs

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    Benton Hot Springs in California Look upon beautiful rock outcroppings and take a step back in time during your visit to Benton Hot Springs. A once thriving mining town in Mono County, Benton offers peace of mind in a tranquil, rustic setting. Reservations must be made in advance to enjoy this private nook.   Hot Springs Facilities Nine tubs grace Read more...

Soak by Feature

No Soap or Shampoo!

Public hot springs in California are not bathing facilities and do not have ‘plumbing’ like that of commercial, improved hot springs.

Soap and shampoo, including bio soap and shampoo, do not breakdown naturally and pollute our fragile ecosystems.

FYI, this is also illegal in most wilderness and public lands areas. Please report suspicious activity to public lands officials (take pics).

Leave No Trace

It is important to remember when visiting hot springs in California or any state to leave them in better shape than when you arrived.

Please leave no trace, bring no glass and embrace the experience.

We recommend cleaning up the area and hot springs before soaking as it makes for a more natural experience and reward for your stewardship efforts.