Top Oregon Hot Springs

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Who knew that Oregon was such a haven for hot springs?

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Bigelow Hot Springs

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Located just off the highway in a cave, alongside the Mackenzie River, this hot spring is a PNW dream. Get here early to avoid the crowds as the pool is a bit cozy!

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Terwilliger Hot Springs

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Also known as Cougar Hot Springs, these pools are in Willamette National Forest. It’s only a 1/4 mile hike to get to this gorgeous soaking spot. Get there early (they open at sunrise) to avoid the crowds, as only 15 people are allowed in at a time!

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Crystal Crane Hot Springs

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Located in Southeast Oregon’s high desert, this hot spring resort has both public and private pools for you to relax in. Soaking fees are waived if you spend the night in the resort.

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Bagby Hot Springs

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It’s a short hike to get to these hot springs located in Mt. Hood National Forest. The wooden tubs create a rustic woodsy scene that we absolutely love.

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Breitenbush Hot Springs Retreat and Conference Center

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If you’re looking for something more man-made, Breitenbush has several serene pools for you to soak in, as well as wellness and spa offerings.

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McCredie Hot Springs

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These hotsprings sit alongside Salt Creek. The pool temps are known to fluctuate, so make sure you test the water before you hop in!

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Snively Hot Spring

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This natural hot spring in Eastern Oregon is located along the banks of the Owyhee River in Owyhee River Canyon. It’s close proximity to the highway makes it decently easy to get to. There are multiple pools with different temperatures. Water can get pretty hot, so be sure to test the water before submerging. These hot springs are only open for day use. Be sure to watch out for poison ivy and to leave no trace.

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Willow Creek Hot Springs

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These hot springs are located practically in the middle of nowhere. The spring features a single pool with gorgeous views of Oregon’s high desert region. The springs are located at the end of a long gravel/dirt road, which can get impassable if there are heavy rains. BLM Camping is available nearby.

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Summer Lake Hot Springs

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This Eastern Oregon hot springs resort is located in part of the Great Basin region, in Lake County. Reservations must be made ahead of time to stay at the resort in order to soak. There are multiple pools, inside and outside available for guests.

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Alvord Hot Springs

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This Eastern Oregon hot spring is privately owned and costs $5 for 24 hour access. Two large concrete pools offer pristine soaking conditions. There are also benches to sit on aroun the pools.

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