The mountains of Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and British Columbia provide the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable geothermal experience. From sylvan streamside pools to hand-crafted bathhouses, Hiking Hot Springs in the Pacific Northwest introduces you to 144 of the finest natural hot soaking pools and guides you to more than 80 scenic hikes that either lead to or begin near springs. Dip your toes in a roadside soaking pool overlooking smooth desert playa in southeast Oregon; day hike to steaming pools in Washington's Olympic National Park; dip in hot tidal pools on the west coast of Vancouver Island, British Columbia; or savor a post-hike soak in one of Idaho's protected wilderness areas. All but a few of these gems are located on prime public land within national forests and parks. Inside you'll find: " details on the quality of each soaking pool, its water temperature, and scenic setting " hiking descriptions, difficulty ratings, and trail lengths " easy-to-read maps and clear directions " information on seasonal access and restrictions Whether you're seeking a soak or a backcountry hiking adventure, let Hiking Hot Springs in the Pacific Northwest be your guide.
Hiking Hot Springs in the Pacific Northwest