Millpond Hot Spring is a spring in Oregon at an elevation of 4,160 feet above sea level. Hidden at the edge of the Oregon timberlands, Hines Pond Hot Spring is a geothermal vent on the edge of Hines Pond. It is located to the hamlet known as Indian Village. Its waters, quietly steaming beside old logging routes, beckon spring lovers with a different kind of magic; remote, enduring, and unspoiled by crowds.
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St. Lawrence Well
St. Lawrence’s Well:village of Clonmult. Clonmult, Co. Cork is best know as the site of an IRA ambush which took place on the 20 February 1920 during the war of Independence. On the outskirts of the village is a lovely holy well dedicated to St Laurence. St Laurence’s well is located in the townland of […]
Lava Hot Springs
Steam rises from the pools, mingling with the mountain air and carrying the aura of volcanic history. Lava Hot Springs, Idaho, is known for more than just its pleasant, relaxing healing hot spring pools. Here, water wells from deep within the earth, prized for centuries for their warmth and purported curative powers. The town’s hot springs stand as a meeting place of history and memory, with rustic and modern comfort layered over a foundation of geologic wonders.
Water Sprites
Across ancient folklore and mythology, water sprites have fascinated cultures as mystical guardians of freshwater realms. Known by many names, they are most famously depicted in Greek mythology as Naiads, the nymphs of streams, rivers, and fountains.
Salmon Falls, Idaho
Salmon Falls, Idaho, offers a breathtaking escape into nature that’s hard to forget. Known for its striking waterfalls and bubbling springs, the area provides an inviting destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Whether it’s the tranquility of fishing along the Salmon Falls Creek Reservoir or the thrill of exploring canyon trails, this region delivers endless recreation opportunities. For an immersive adventure that captures the beauty of Idaho’s landscapes, Salmon Falls is a must-visit.
Thousand Springs Scenic Byway
This is by far one of my most favorite scenic byways through Idaho. As you know, I’m a big enthusiast on natural springs, waterfalls, and hot springs. So this is a must for any fellow enthusiast. Also, my 2nd favorite rest stop hot spring is right along the corridor. So a double-plus.
Tobairin Holy Well, Co Kerry, Eire
Qwolts/Hobo Hot Springs / Harrison Hot Springs (British Columbia Canada)
Qwolts / Hobo Hot Springs / Harrison Hot Springs are mineral pools created by two thermal vent/springs known as Potash and Sulphur in the town of Harrison Hot Springs, British Columbia, Canada.
Valley View Hot Springs – Orient Land Trust (Colorado)
This fantastic Land Trust is dedicated to preserving natural resources, wildlife habitat, open space, and historic and geologic features of the northern San Luis Valley for the enjoyment of current and future generations.
Stratton Spring (Manitou Springs, CO)
Stratton Spring was drilled in 1936 by the Myron Stratton Foundation., The soda-type spring has a controlled flow of two gallons per minute and is drilled to a depth of 167 feet. This site was the junction of early Indian trails and several major mineral springs. Later it became the major access to the Mount Manitou Incline and the Pikes Peak Cog Railway and was the loop were Stratton’s Trolley Line reversed to return to Colorado Springs.