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Fifth Water Hot Springs Trailhead

40.0845° N · 111.3550° W
Description

A 2.5-mile hike leads visitors to this picturesque hot spring & waterfall in a forested region.

Amenities
Wheelchair accessible entranceWheelchair accessible parking lotHikingGood for hikingOut-and-back trailModerate trailWalkingGood for walkingPaid parking lotPaid street parkingDogs allowed outside
What visitors say top 5 of 9 reviews
abbie Limb2 days ago
★★★★☆

My only beef with this trail is that it’s too well known now. It’s gorgeous, the hike isn’t too difficult, and there’s plenty of little hot spring tubs to find the perfect temperature. If you go, please leave the trail better than you found it. Pick up your trash. Don’t leave anything behind.

Emily Jorgensen2 weeks ago
★★★★☆

I’d bring a swimsuit you don’t care about, it can really stink! Also trail more than doubles in length when the road closes (in winter) it can be about 8 miles round trip. Plan for time to stay at the springs. Also please don’t leave trash!

elsiea week ago
★★☆☆☆

Fun hike with pretty hotsprings at the top, definitely worth it. But beware parking! They don't have great signage showing where you can park and issue very high fines for parking on the side of the road at certain spots.

Kristi Vallejo4 days ago
★★★★☆

These hot springs were beautiful!! Be aware they smell sooooo bad 😭 the hike was so much easier coming back which was so nice after relaxing in the pools! …

BHANU PRASAD2 weeks ago
★★★★★

Beautiful and peaceful hike. The river views along the trail make it even more enjoyable definitely worth it!

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