Soak in Travertine Hot Springs
Relax in natural hot springs!
If you're looking for a unique and relaxing way to enjoy the great outdoors, you should definitely check out the Travertine Hot Springs. Located in the eastern Sierra Nevada mountains, these natural hot springs offer a serene and rejuvenating experience.
The Travertine Hot Springs are located on the banks of the Mono Creek, and they are fed by natural hot springs that flow through the area. The waters of the hot springs are rich in minerals and are believed to have therapeutic properties.
Visiting the Travertine Hot Springs is a truly unforgettable experience. The scenery is breathtaking, with the hot springs nestled among the towering pines and granite peaks of the Sierra Nevada. And the warm, soothing waters of the hot springs provide the perfect setting for relaxation and rejuvenation.
So why wait? Pack your bathing suit and make the trip to the Travertine Hot Springs. It's the perfect way to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life and connect with nature.
Directions - Take Route 395 south of Bridgeport half a mile. Turn left at Jack Sawyer Road, just before the Ranger Station. Follow Jack Sawyer Road approximately one mile. The road may close or be difficult to travel on with snow.
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Mo McBirneyWe had a wonderful time visiting here a few days after a big winter storm. We had a 4WD vehicle + chains in the front tires, and the road wasn’t plowed but there were other tire tracks on the road. We were the only ones here for a while around mid-day, and then two other cars showed up as we were leaving. Definitely not crowded on a weekday in the winter! One pool was too hot, one was lukewarm, one was freezing, and one was just the right temperature (although shallow). I would definitely come here again in the off-season.
Stuart GreenAt Travertine Hot Spring you may choose to soak in the waters, the awesome Eastern Sierra scenery, the unique geological site or all three simultaneously. It's only a short distance between the trailhead and one of the most popular bathing sites made possible by the hot spring, but there are several other locations to be found by hiking around the area which is also the best way to explore the topography and understand the curious geology. Be sure to check the temperature of the water before plunging. At it's source the hot spring can be too hot to touch, though most of the pools range from hot-tub like temperatures to luke warm. Located just south of Bridgeport, and just a mile off the 395, follow Jack Sawyer road to the parking lot, trailhead and restrooms. Jack Sawyer road is a mostly dirt road but is easy to traverse. Easily accessible hot spring are rare, so expect this site to be crowded on weekends, and expect a diverse crowd of people. Clothing is optional here.
David ManpearlGreat RV hot springs despite 1.1 mile drive on graded road. A little rough, but not bad. Drove
Michael SchneiderNeeds better signage to direct visitors to the bathing pools… I couldn’t find anything to truly enjoy. I got really sunburned though.
Wendy RodriguezStopped at Travertine Hot Spring! You get a great view of the Eastern Sierra, the first few bathing sites are only a short walk from the parking lot. They don’t have anywhere to change into your bathing suit, they do have a restroom but it is very smelly and you’re better off changing in your car. We went on a Wednesday and basically had the hot springs to ourselves, if you keep walking down the trailhead you will find more. Clothing is optional here. We had an amazing time, definitely worth the trip!
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