Hot Springs in Bridgeport, CA

Bridgeport, California

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Take a relaxing soak in Travertine Hot Springs easily found off of 395 past Bridgeport, CA.

Travertine Hot Springs are located a minute outside of Bridgeport, CA on 395. Follow the signs for hot springs or use maps on your phone to find a well maintained gravel road leading towards the springs. Side note this road can be icy and AWD/4WD would be needed to get to the steeper parts of the hill. You can either park off the side of the road or find a small parking lot at the end of the road. There are the main pools shown in photos above as well as a couple other pools scattered around that can vary in temperature. People are very friendly and respectful here and you can meet some very cool groups. Bridgeport is a small and quaint town. A good spot for a bite to eat or to grab snacks at the local general store. The springs are beautiful and easy to get to. Sometimes they can be a little crowded, but midweek you can find yourself being the only one there.

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