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Activities | Leisure
hot.springs
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Mineral waters bubbling up from the earth's crust. Relaxing out under the starry night sky. There is nothing quite like your first experience.
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trip tips
- Respect private property rights. Do not trespass
at private hot springs without the landowners permission.
- Hot springs are a naturally occurring phenomena.
Neither improved nor maintained by the Forest Service.
- Footing around hot springs is often poor.
Watch out for broken glass & slippery moss. Use caution when
going barefoot and don't go alone.
- Water temperatures vary by site, ranging
from warm to very hot. Test the water first for temperature to
avoid scalds and burns.
- Prolonged immersion may be hazardous to your
health and result in hyperthermia
- Elderly persons and those with a history
of heart disease, diabetes, high or low blood pressure or who
are pregnant should consult their physicians prior to use.
- Don't drink the water.
- Please don't litter. Remove the trash and keep 'em clean.
Hot Spring
Camps
Anza Borrego         
Baja   
Lakeshore    
Markleeville
Middletown
Santa
Barbara
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| Both of these can be reached
by driving Hwy.154 N, then right on Forest Service Rd.#5N12 (E.
Camino Cielo to Romero Cyn Rd. # 5N15 ) Follow signs. |
Little
Caliente Hot Springs
located @ end of Forest Service Rd. #5N15
in Los Padres
Nat. Forest
small campground nearby |
Big Caliente Hot
Springs
located @ end of Forest Service Rd.
# 5N16 via #5N15
in Los Padres NF
small campground nearby |
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Meditation
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