Usually hot springs are out in a nice natural setting, with a mountain view or dessert scenery, but this one is right in the middle of the huge city of Los Angeles. It’s the only 100% natural hot spring in Los Angeles. You can tell your close to Beverly Hills when the parking lot has […]
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With a couple days off, we headed to Boise, to do a few hot springs up in the central forested part of the state. Our first stop was Roystone hot springs. Roystone is about 35 miles from Boise, which is the capital, the largest city and the commercial airport. We had reserved our soaking time
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When someone mentions a European hot spring, one picture, and one name usually comes to mind first…the blue lagoon in Iceland. Its milky blue water contrasting with the black lava surrounding the water is a striking scene. Just a couple miles from the blue lagoon, is the volcano that has been on and off erupting
Instead of flying right to Boise to check out the hot spring about a half hour away, we decided to fly to Salt Lake City and do a few hot springs on the way. Sometimes its fun to take a road trip and see the mountains up close instead of from an airplane window.
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Seeing how Nevada is the state with the hottest springs, over 300, I’m surprised that after soaking all over the western United States. that we haven’t soaked here yet. Till now. The 2nd closest spring to Reno and lake Tahoe, is in Carson City. Carson City is about a half hour drive from Reno, which
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