Goldmyer Hot Springs Trail
North Bend, Washington
| Address: | Goldmyer Hot Springs Trail, North Bend, WA 98045, USA |
| GPS: |
47°29'17.6"N 121°23'30.5"W Maps | Directions |
| State: | Washington |
| Trail Length: | 9.00 miles |
| Trail Type: | Out & Back |
| Trails/Routes: | 7.0 mi |
Hike and Hot Springs
Goldmyer Hot Springs Trail is a difficult hiking trail up to the famous Goldmyer Hot Springs. The hike is free to access and great for those who want to enjoy a remote hiking experience.
This hike starts at the Dingford Trail Head. Dingford Trailhead is accessed via forest service roads, 12 miles of which are paved and 6 miles of which are unpaved. A Northwest Forrest Pass is needed to access the roads here.
The hike is a strenuous 4.5 miles each way. This beautiful forested path is a wonderful escape to nature. Hikers should be prepared with water, food and any other necessities for a long hike as there are no facilities along the trail.
Camping and hot springs soaking are available with reservations and additional costs at the hot springs.
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Goldmyer Hot Springs
The way to Goldmyer Hot Springs is a delightful forest walk through deep woods, along the rushing Snoqualmie River, and ultimately to a beautiful privately owned hot springs tucked against the Alpine Lakes Wilderness. Because it is privately owned by a non-profit, reservations are strongly recommended and are the only way to assure access to the property and hot springs.
https://www.wta.org/go-hiking/hikes/goldmyer-hot-springsGoldmyer Hot Springs | Home
Goldmyer Hot Springs is a gem of the wilderness nestled in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains, roughly 25 miles east of North Bend, WA.
https://goldmyer.org/WASHINGTON -- United States Hot Springs
Number of hot springs found: 30
https://deepcreekhotsprings.net/dchs/showhs.php?state=WABe courteous, informed, and prepared. Read trailhead guidelines, stay on the trail, and don't feed the wildlife.
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Be careful. Pay attention to posted signs and always test the waters before you get in. Some hot springs can get up to boiling temperatures. Be sure to drink plenty of water to combat the dehydrating effect of the spring.
Be respectful of other soakers and the hot spring. Don't hog the pool. Camp at least 200 yards away and keep fires in designated areas. Keep your pets out of the water and never pee in thermal feature. Glass bottles should never go near a hot spring.
Directions
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