These Oregon hot springs are as wild as they are beautiful.
Anywhere wherehot water bubbles up from the groundis a special place.
Part of what makes the hot springs in Oregon stand out is the fact that several are completely undeveloped.
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“Hot springs are the ultimate nature retreat,” said Gardner.
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Gardner said it’s vital to follow safety rules and etiquette tips before visiting.
No matter your soaking style, weve got you covered with a list of Oregon’s best hot springs.
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Either way, youll be relaxing in geothermal waters heated by the Earth’s crust how cool is that?
“Umpqua Hot Springs can be hiked to through the snow during the winter,” said Gardner.
“These hot springs are extremely Instagrammable.”
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Either way, see to it to look up once the sun sets the stargazing is otherworldly.
To reach the springs, youll need to walk the 1.2-mile trail along the shores of Paulina Lake.
Keep in mind the area often closes in the winter.
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Sunrise or sunset soaks are unrivaled."
(Dont worry, the water cools off by the time it reaches your pool.)
Day visitors are welcome, but overnight guests get the added perk of pool access at any hour.
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“Visitors need to book an overnight at the campground to dive into the hot springs.
It has become so popular that its not open for day use only.”
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