This a magnificent place to share with the friends and/or family on day time. And at night with your couple. Be prepare for a short trail down hill, very slippery with loose rocks along the pad.

I have tried on a few occasions to try and find this attraction. This time I came the closest, I think, however, I was advised by an old timer at the Travertine Hot Springs that I needed to be prepared to navigate a very steep and slippery - but short - descent down the hill from the parking area. Being... More 

These hot springs definitely require some agility to reach, but once you are there, it's a beautiful setting. The springs are right next to a river, and so the sounds and sights are gorgeous.

Made out first trip out to the bridgeport area to go camping and check out the hot springs... Such a nice place... The elevation is higher than I was used to so it took some time to get used of it. We found a place to camp for free... hot springs were within 12 a mile. Our camp site had... More 

The hot springs are a little off the beaten path and the hike is steep, but once your on the river sitting in the pools looking at the scenery its all worth it.

Spent many a day off here in the 90's when not building trails in the bridgeport back country-love the pools on the river-careful in the spring as the place gets washed out-you can camp across the river and walk over-or park up on the road and walk down-careful with the little kids--bathing suits optional

From Bridgeport, you drive 7 miles to Doc & Als and then 2.5 miles down dusty dirt road. Then hike down steep trail to reach hot springs. They are quite small and average. Can get very crowded. Not sure worth the effort.

this is by far a most beautiful spring…but do try and see it on a weekday and not after burning man..for weeks. its very crowded. right next to a really great campground . easy access down a path on a creek , really lovely..but there was a big group in the pools.

Went there with my boyfriend and it was really neat! It's a bit of a drive getting to it on the dirt road, then once you're there you have to walk down a rocky/sandy hill to get down to the springs. But they are really nice! And a river runs along side them. There are a handful of pools and... More