Address: Hot Creek Hatchery Rd, Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546, USA
Sunday: 8AM–7PM
Monday: 8AM–7PM
Tuesday: 8AM–7PM
Wednesday: 8AM–7PM
Thursday: 8AM–7PM
Friday: 8AM–7PM
Saturday: 8AM–7PM
Chris Kemper
A really good geological experience. The light blue hot water mixes with the cool river. Shows how geologically alive and dynamic the area is. You can walk down to a path near the river. You can even smell the sulfur.
Sharie Ortega
This is truly a magical place. The water is literally bubbling throughout the pool in the stream from underground. You also have various bubbling spots along the shoreline, and you'll find some are lukewarm while others are scalding hot. Don't miss the nearby steam holes. It looks like just a dry mass of dirt and molten rock, but then you can see some of the holes are moist. You'll feel the steam if you stick your hand in the opening.
Amy Dobry
Interesting ! Fun quick stop. You can spent more time if you want to walk along the gorge, but we didn’t since it was hot weather. Not crowded. Dirt road for 1.5 mikes. Steep, but short walk down to get closer.
Brandon Reilly
What a site to see. Road was very easy to access the parking areas. Restrooms were very clean and stocked with TP. Definitely a spot you wanna stop by and grab some pictures or even hit the little trail that takes you closer to the Geological locations.
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When I was up there a month ago the water was accessible for use. The water is neck deep in the better pools. Not sure what temperature the water is because it varies. There are definitely some areas that are way to hot for use , but common sense will keep you away from those areas and other areas are roped off. Again common sense
Not sure if thete is a road however you can get quite close if you walk down and may be go a but into the fence as it was broken at place. Its for sure a natures treat to mankind
Unfortunately getting into the water is prohibited due to the temperature of the water and unpredictable nature of the spring, which has been know to erupt into geysers!!
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