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Fio says:
For the total Japanese spa experience, the spa town of Kusatsu is probably a good bet, but for onsen (hot springs) at their purest and most sublime, it can`t possibly get much better than Takaragawa Onsen, about 2.5 hours north of Tokyo in mountainous Gunma Prefecture. This isn`t a place you come f…
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Dipsy600 says:
This is my favorite Hot Springs in the Atlanta area. The location couldn’t be better, right on the river next to a cliff. The springs crash down the cliff into a nice sized pool that’s big enough to squeeze 10 people into. The temperature is a perfect 105*.
If you head over to enjoy these gr…
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Justjoey says:
Enter into the largest active volcano in the world and you will be blown away. Mother nature at its best. Two thumbs up!
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Bulldog1up says:
I have been to The Orvis hot springs many times. I just keep going back. Rooms are available with reservations. Always a great day trip if your passing thru Colorado. I recomend staying the night with 24 hour acces to the hot springs indoor and out door after the place shuts down. Ive stayed in the…
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Dipsy600 says:
Pete Creek
To get to these springs you need to ford the river which can only be done in the fall, we succeeded in August and it was tough. The springs are worth the river crossing. There is one small pool at the bottom of the cliff that you can squeeze 5 bodies in tightly. The waterfall of spring w…
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Eric says:
This was my first experience staying in a "ryokan", or traditional Japanese inn. The first thing most westerners will notice upon entering the main room is that there is no bed. Instead, you will see a bamboo floor with a small table. Dinner is served in your room upon that table, and mattresses are…
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Dipsy600 says:
Don’t go to these springs on a weekend, they will most likely be packed! These springs are very popular, for good reason. Someone put a lot of work into making these springs great. The pool is made of rock and mortar, even has built in benches. The temperature is wonderful, not too hot but not too…
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Dipsy600 says:
Out of the 12 Hot Springs we went to this weekend this Hot Springs was all of our favorite! The pool is chest deep and fairly clean and big enough to put a good 10 people in. There is even a built in outlet pipe for easy draining. The temperature was a comfortable 105*. There is also a big geotherma…
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Dipsy600 says:
Greylock
These springs are a very nice soak and the location couldn’t be better. The pools are right on the rivers edge with a great view of the Sawtooth Mountains in front of you. The temperature is about perfect, 100° or so but can be fine tuned by moving rocks around and letting in river wa…
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Franceshigh says:
We are visitors from England who made a tour in Easter 2008 including Arizona and the Grand Canyon. This guest house was a real find as we continued round from noisy Las Vegas! - A very friendly owner who gave us great ideas of things to do in the area as well as varied and delicious breakfasts - e…
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sarahelaine says:
Bin Chau hot springs resort is a hot spring resort (!) near Vung tau. To get there from Ho Chi Minh, you need to get the hydrofoil or the incredibly tedious bus to Vung Tau then hire a moped or get a taxi. The trip is well worth it.
The resort is quite expensive by the standards of things to do…
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stargirlssc says:
I've uploaded a map of the different segments of the Hakone Sightseeing Loop Tour. It helps alleviate some of the confusion with the many different stops and modes of transportation!
TB user aussielivinginjapan has already given many of the logistical details about the sightseeing loop tour. I …
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Donquixote says:
Hi
I haven't been to many Thermal baths in order to compare it to others but I really like these. It's been done in a mininalistic kind a of style so quite nice fitting in with the surroundings. There's around 20 baths varying between of 34 to 40 degs C which wind up the crevace of the mountain. …
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Dipsy600 says:
This truly is an adventure. There springs are only reachable in early fall after spring runoff, because you have to ford the river. We went in the middle of August and it was still difficult crossing the swift river. Once you do sucedd it sure is worth it. There are three very small pools, only room…
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Jetman says:
If you are anywhere near Lake Tahoe in your travels, take the time for a side trip to Sierraville Hot Springs, just 30 minutes north of the freeway through Truckee (Amtrak stops there). Plan on spending at least a few hours, or even a couple days at this rustic resort. The hot springs (clothing opti…
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Higton says:
If you're going to see the volcano and have some cash to splash, you could do worse than here. It is a resort hotel and, as such, it is a place for holiday-makers and geared accordingly: it has its own restaurant (expensive), swimming pools, hot springs, etc. If you like hot springs, you can do a to…
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Dipsy600 says:
What a great stop along the road…but maybe too close to the road, it’s only downfall. These hot springs are a very nice soak and you have many pools to choose from right on the rivers edge. If the springs are a bit too hot for your comfort, just move a few rocks and let the river water in!
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edalton2 says:
Okay, so, I have camped a lot in my day. However, this was the dumbest thing I have ever done while "camping." My boyfriend and I decided to pitch tent after we ate...very bad idea. It was around 10p.m. when we arrived back at our site. It was also about 25 to 30 degrees outside. We had on light jac…
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Dipsy600 says:
If you happen to be passing by these springs, might as well stop and check them out…. They’re too funny. Basically it’s a make-shift bath house. It isn’t in super great shape and at any moment I’m sure it could fall over. There aren’t any springs here to sit and soak in but there is a co…
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csgoodman says:
Pagosa is a winter wonderland, with Wolf Creek Pass Ski Resort at the overpass, sleigh rides, beautiful vistas, and year around soaks in the Resort Hot Springs right in town.
The little town is close enough to Mesa Verde Ruins, the Silverado train ride, Creede, Ouray, and Telluride for a day trip…
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Dipsy600 says:
You take a dirt road out of Bruneau to get to these springs. There is no way to give good directions so you have to have a GPS to get you there. The coordinates are; N 42deg 46.049 & w115deg 43.687
It seems like you're driving down the bumpy dirt road forever through desert and farmland. You will…
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Dipsy600 says:
These hot springs are a bit tricky to get to, you have to ford the river which is only possible in fall. We did it with no problem in August. The springs are very hot, too hot to touch. The pools are right on the rivers edge for the needed river water to cool the spring water. These springs are work…
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Dipsy600 says:
If you have time, might as well stop and check this Hot Springs out. You have to ford the river and walk around a huge pile of trees dammed in the river to find the springs. The springs source temperature is sizzling hot, don’t touch it! It runs off this tiny ledge into a huge swimming hole with r…
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ian143 says:
nice resort..there are activities to choose from..you can do bat watching, swimming, the dipping pool is great!! very relaxing..if you like hiking this place is perfect for you.there are several falls that you can go to.
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deewilson says:
I visited the Thermal Pools recently in Taupo, New Zealand and had a relaxing time! I was only on a weeks leave so I really wanted to do more of the relaxing side of things. It was great, they have several different temperature pools that you can freely move between. It also was really peaceful and …
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Dipsy600 says:
If you’re looking for a good soak, don’t stop here! These hot springs are possibly only usable in fall after spring runoff and the river is down. You might be lucky enough to happen upon a few user built pools on the rivers edge but you might be that person to end up building it. The source pool…
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Dipsy600 says:
These springs might be worth the stop…maybe. When we stopped in August there wasn’t much to offer. The springs trickle down to a slimy pool to hot to bear…that is if you could handle the slim. Then the over flow falls down the hillside into the river. Apparently some die hard soakers dig out a…
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