Soak in Travertine Hot Springs
Relax in natural hot springs!
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More than 500 Miles from you
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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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Chill 4.5 ● Google reviews
Amy Engelhardt
2 months ago
Non maintained tubs, I maintained and cleared out a lot of algae. They are free and open to the public. The atmosphere there was super laid back and the water was great. The folks in the upper tubs felt the water was t warm enough for the very cold day it was. But the lower ones we went in were a perfect temp. Clean area not a lot of trash, toilet house in parking lot. Fascinating to see where travertine tiles come from! I highly recommend these hot springs the landscape of the area is stunning!Kathy Clevenger
3 months ago
Worth a stop for the views alone. Most pools only warm, ~90 degrees. Small pool at “sheep dip” was 102 with much hotter water dripping in. Looks like BLM has made some improvements in the last few years with signs along the trail, but also blocked off access and filled in some additional pools. Not many people, fortunately. The road is open, but icy.Carola Marchesoni
6 months ago
Beautiful spot! I got the chance to be there on a full moon night and nobody else was there. The water was nice and warm! I strongly recommend this springHillary S
7 months ago
Very well maintained area! Lots of informational signs along the way to the first springs. We did encounter some nudists there that were hogging the springs despite the signs asking people to wear clothes. They took the deeper springs so all we could access was the smaller, tepid water one with the kids. Be aware, its the stinky sulfur type hot springs and mud in the pools but that didnt stop anyone from enjoying. Wish we could've tried all the pools to see if they were warmer.Guru D
2 years ago
Was on my bucket list to check out in the hot springs tour vacation and it did not disappoint only thing is it's well known and there was a lot of people. That said I think the best pool is right by the parking lot It's the deepest cleanest and warmest of all of them although it is a must to go see The main attraction.
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