Soak in Travertine Hot Springs

Relax in natural hot springs!

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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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Travertine Hot Springs, Bridgeport, CA 93517

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4.5 ● Google reviews

Beautiful spot! Travertine walls, 2 small hot springs, and beautiful views! Didnt take pics of the pools because people were soaking. 2 very small pools, can only fit 3 average people in the deeper one. Water is nice temperatures!

Was very beautiful the springs where warm hot an cold. The view alone was worth it loved it the people where nice an welcoming.. wonder time can't wait to go back..

I made a quick stop here and had a great time here. The road to the springs is bumpy, not suited for low clearance vehicles, but well sign posted and its obvious when you get there. There is a restroom at the parking area and 3 or 4 other cars there parked when we arrived. The springs themselves are a bit hidden and not posted but the trails are clear. It took us 30 minutes of walking around before we found the best pool. The water was clear and really hot - almost too hot to get into. Great little place for a stop-off and cool down.

A natural hidden treasure. Sunset time in mid September 2023 was amazing. Couldn't even get this for $1k at the Ritz. Bring towels, drinks, etc. It's in the middle of no where. Follow the trail all the way till the end. When you get there you'll see a tiny pool and hot spring, keep going past that go down the hill till you see what's in the photos. You can control the temperature of the pools via water flow management / rocks. Please clean up after yourself. Enjoy!

The springs are definitely relaxing. The people who you meet can definitely keep you entertained. The road out to the springs is definitely not for low clearance vehicles.

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