The most popular 10 hot spring in America and Canada.

Nothing is more pleasant than taking a hot spring bath on a sunny day. These hot springs are either located in dense forests or under twinkling galaxies, and they can reach these hidden places along dirt roads, across canyons and across suspension bridges. Let's learn about these 10 most popular hot springs in the United States and Canada. 1. Near fairbanks, Alaska: Chena Hot Spring.

Chena Hot Springs is located in the middle of Alaska, 60 miles (about 90.5 kilometers) away from the urban area, and is in the most active area of the Northern Lights in the world. Soak in the hot spring of Fahrenheit 106 degrees (about 40 degrees Celsius) at night, and you can see the clear dark sky. Visitors who spend the night here can ask the staff to wake themselves up when the Northern Lights appear. The best season to soak in hot springs is from September to March. Visitors from fairbanks usually go to the ice bar of the Aurora Ice Museum to drink, or go to the nearby Chena River National Amusement Park for outdoor exploration.

Travel route: The hot springs and surrounding camps of the resort are 56 miles away from fairbanks. Follow the Chena River, cross the forest-covered National Recreation Center, and walk to the end of Wenquan Road.

2. Bridgeport, California: travertine hot springs

Even though the hot springs here are only a short distance from the main road, they are still hidden and quiet. Soaking in the hot springs, you can enjoy the vast and arid landscape in the eastern Sierra Nevada in the distance. There are turbid sediments in the natural travertine hot spring pool, which makes people feel comfortable and drives away the fatigue of the whole day. Rangers and campers in nearby parks often soak in hot springs here, which is also a place for hippies and locals to relax. Hot springs are located in the open grass, and people can camp on dirt roads.

Tourist route: travertine hot spring is about two hours' drive south of Reno. Drive along Highway 395 south of Bridgeport for half a mile (about 0.8km), then turn left at Jack Sawyer Road and follow the dirt road for one mile (about1.6km).

3. Near North Bend, Washington: Goddemeyer Hot Springs

If you want to find a hot spring that is neither noisy nor cold, then Goldmyer hot spring is a good choice. It is located in the Cascade Mountains east of Seattle and is now owned by a non-profit organization. It costs/kloc-0.5 USD (about RMB 92 yuan), and only 20 people can enter every day. No dogs, no drinking and no smoking are the rules made to better protect the tranquility of this ancient forest. Walk 4.5 miles (about 7 kilometers), ride a mountain bike or wear snowshoes to the hot spring, and you can see that the hot spring flows out of an old mine. It only costs $5 (about RMB 30 yuan) to camp here all night.

Tour route: Starting from Seattle, drive east for about two hours. Take Interstate 90 to Exit 34, then go north to the fork in the road, and drive 15 mile (about 24 kilometers) to Dingfuxi intersection.

4. portes Hot Springs, Colorado: Strawberry Park Hot Springs.

For tired skiers and hikers, the strawberry park hot spring in Lauter National Forest Park is a good place to relax. This is also the place where Indians came centuries ago. In the morning, the sun rises from the edge of the ridge, and the aborigines think that soaking in steaming hot springs makes them more energetic. It is said that the hot springs here can reshape the young soul. Deer and foxes can often be found around hot springs. After dark, people can swim naked. Stay in a country house at night, watch cars or set up tents on renovated trains.

Tourist route: Starting from Sting Botes Prince, take Country Highway 36, drive north for about 7 miles (about 1 1 km), and then reach a dirt road. From June 1 1 to April of the following year, four-wheel drive or snow chains are needed. There are flights from Austin Botes Springs to here in winter.

5. British Columbia: Hot Spring Bay near Daupino.

Hot spring bay is located in a remote and uninhabited place on the west coast of Canada. It can only be reached by boat or seaplane. It takes half an hour to walk from the pier of magina Provincial Ocean Park to the hot spring pool, and the boardwalk leading to the hot spring pool passes through the camphor tree forest in the virgin tropical rain forest. The hot springs flowing out are like waterfalls, and the atmosphere here is very comfortable. People who soak in hot springs can also go to the surfing town near Dove and enjoy the feeling of freedom and unrestrained.

Tour route: It takes 90 minutes by boat from Dao Pi Nuo on the west coast of vancouver island, and 20 minutes by seaplane to reach the dock of provincial park. On the road, you can see isolated aboriginal communities, gray whales, sea otters, sea lions and vultures.

6. Near Silver City, New Mexico: Jordan Hot Springs

Jordan Hot Springs is close to Gila Cliff National Reserve, and it takes 6 miles (about 9.6 kilometers) to reach this remote hot spring pool with a temperature of 94 degrees Fahrenheit (about 34 degrees Celsius). On the way, you will cross the slit canyon, cross the 15 river, see amazing colorful cliffs and hilltops, and finally you will reach the 20-foot-wide warm waterfall hot spring. The canopy around the hot spring pool can reduce the heat of the sun.

Tourist route: It's only 44 miles from Gila Tourist Center, but it takes two hours by car on the winding and steep national road 15. It takes 6 miles (about 9.6 kilometers) to take the Bear Canyon Trail from the visitor center to the hot spring.

7. Elk City, Idaho: Jerry? Johnson Hot Springs

Hot springs are located 65 miles southwest of Missoula. They are hidden on the slopes of Bitrut Mountain in Qingshui National Forest. Cross the suspension bridge and walk one mile along the hot spring stream to reach the hot spring, which is named after an explorer who built a hut here in the19th century. Hot springs are surrounded by smooth stones, and the temperature of each pool is slightly different. You can also find more places to meet elk and moose along the way. Is Jerry around? Johnson forest service camp.

Travel route: Depart from Missoula, take expressway 12 to the west, and go to Idaho via Lolo Pass. Stop at the sign 15 1 mile (about 243 kilometers) and cross the suspension bridge on the Lohsa River to the hot spring.

8. Jackson Hole, Wyoming, USA: Granite Hot Springs.

Granite Hot Springs are located at the bottom of a cliff in Brij-Teton National Forest Park, to the south of grand teton national park and Yellowstone National Parks. Some wild areas exceed 1 million acres (about 4046 square kilometers). After driving out of expressway, a section of 12 miles (about 19 kilometers) of scenic rugged mountain road appeared in front of us. The hot spring formed by waterfall water is only a few hundred yards away from the parking lot, which is an ideal choice for family trips. The deck next to the hot spring pool and the dressing room nearby were built by the American Civil Resources Protection Team in the 1930s. The largest natural swimming pool is open from May to 10, and from mid-February to early April of the following year. In winter, there are activities such as motorcycle, dog sledding, snowboarding and snow mountain climbing. Local travel companies will provide detailed travel services. Granite Creek Campsite Distance 1 mile (about 1.6 km).

Tourist route: Take expressway 189/ 19 1 and drive to the south of Jackson for 45 minutes to the hot spring. The hot spring area passes through Hoback Canyon and Hoback River.

9. Near Nelson, British Columbia: ainsworth Hot Springs.

After crossing the border of the Canadian Rocky Mountains, people can have a unique hot spring rafting experience in horseshoe-shaped caves. In a cave full of stalactites, the mineral water flow of 108 degrees Fahrenheit (about 42 degrees Celsius) forms a waist-deep foggy vortex. Legend has it that local aborigines discovered this hot spring when picking cranberries in late summer. Today, most of the landscapes are the same as before, such as the sparkling Coutney Lake and the snow-covered peaks all year round. When you come to ainsworth Hot Spring Resort, you will enjoy the infinite charm of warm mineral hot spring pool and exciting glacier cold pool.

Travel route: Drive north from Spokane, Washington for 3 hours to Nelson, British Columbia. Then drive along the west coast of Coutney for 45 minutes to reach ainsworth Hot Spring Resort.

10. Near Eugene, Oregon: Macready Hot Springs.

When you come to Macready Hot Springs, people will see a string of hot spring pools on the shore of Yan Xi. So while soaking in hot springs, you can still hear the sound of the river running. In the middle of Willamette National Forest Park, people can remove rocks to create a pool where cold and hot meet, and the temperature ranges from 98 degrees Fahrenheit (about 36 degrees Celsius) to 1 14 degrees Fahrenheit (about 45 degrees Celsius). It is 2000 feet above sea level here, so it is snowy for a long time in winter. Therefore, when people enjoy hot springs, they can enjoy the sight of snowflakes melting on steaming skin. After skiing on the Willamette slide or hiking in Salt Creek Falls, one of the highest waterfalls in Oregon, it is a good choice to soak in the hot springs in the afternoon.

Travel route: From Eugene, take No.58 expressway and drive east for 46 miles. Macready Hot Springs is located on the highway between 45 and 46 miles, east of Oak Ridge, adjacent to Ranch campsite in Willamette National Forest Park, and 200 yards away from the roadside parking lot.