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Calistoga Hot Springs Located in Calistoga, California The Calistoga Spa Hot Springs resort is in Northern California, just one and a half hours north of San Francisco in the Napa Valley region. The city of Calistoga is renowned for its hot springs and wineries, making it the ideal weekend getaway for residents of the San Francisco Bay area. Calistoga is Read more...

Two famous, accessible Californian hot springs are located in the remote central region near Mammoth Lakes, against a backdrop of the Eastern Sierra mountains. These natural hot springs are called “Wild Willy’s Hot Spring” or “Crowley Hot Spring.” The hot springs are easy to drive to, require only a short walk, and are free to access. The area is undeveloped Read more...

Tecopa Hot Springs Resort in California Nestled in the Mojave Desert, in the corner of Death Valley lies Tecopa Hot Springs Resort. Wide-open desert landscapes provide ample views of unique flora and fauna. Starlit skies give one plenty of room to roam and feel free in a place where memories are made. Region: Southern California / Death Valley Tecopa Hot Read more...

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 Twelve hot tub sites Read more...

Deep in the mountains of the Los Padres National Forest near Santa Barbara is a long and dusty backpacking trail that will take you to the hidden Sespe Hot Springs. Because this trail requires at least one day of hiking in warm, exposed conditions, most people do not visit or even know about Sespe. Yet, for those brave enough to Read more...

With clear skies and views of the Eastern Sierra Mountains, Travertine Hot Springs is a special treat. Unsurprisingly, they are one of the most-visited mineral hot springs in California. Despite its remote location in northern California, this natural wonder is much-loved. Travertine Hot Springs Near Bridgeport Outside the small, rural town of Bridgeport, California, you’ll find Travertine Hot Springs at Read more...

Adventure into the rain-shadowed desert foothills of the San Bernardino Mountains to a cluster of undeveloped hot springs on the Deep Creek fork of the Mojave River. Surrounded by the lush vegetation of willows and other various trees, the natural hot pools transport you into a parallel universe. The cool waters of the Mojave River provide a refreshing reprieve while Read more...

Montecito Hot Springs is a delightful set of hot spring pools tucked into a leafy canyon. The hot springs are a historical site and now sit on protected National Forest land. They are increasingly popular on social media and are likely crowded even on weekdays. However, these hot pools are deserving of popularity: you can reach them after a one-hour Read more...

Wilbur Hot Springs Northeast of San Francisco Wilbur Hot Springs is a quiet resort with natural, geothermal hot springs pools inspired by Japanese onsen culture. These hot springs are also a historical site built in the late 1800s, sitting on a peaceful creek. To get here, you’ll need to drive a couple of hours from either Sacramento or San Fransisco, Read more...

Whitmore is a non-commercial hot spring located in the Mammoth Lakes area of the Eastern Sierra and is surrounded by the Inyo National Forest. The hot springs are said to have been formed as a result of volcanic activity more than 760,000 years ago. The area where Whitmore is located is also home to a small community who have enjoyed Read more...