Kirkham Ridge Trailhead (Bull Trout)

Great outdoor natural hot springs. It’s right by the river. No bathrooms and no trash cans open in winter. Can’t drive into grounds when it’s winter. But can park at road and walk in. No fee since grounds closed to camping. And camping only open during late spring to September. You do need to be able bodied to walk to springs. Wear good tread shoes to walk there and can get wet. There are two trai... Great outdoor natural hot springs. It’s right by the river. No bathrooms and no trash cans open in winter. Can’t drive into grounds when it’s winter. But can park at road and walk in. No fee since grounds closed to camping. And camping only open during late spring to September. You do need to be able bodied to walk to springs. Wear good tread shoes to walk there and can get wet. There are two trails. One at top that leads you to walk down short distance or the rugged trail that goes immediately down into springs. This place is Very popular and Lots of people so you won’t necessarily get into a spring water area to sit right away. You may have to look around and be courteous and respectful to others when walking through and being there. This is a relaxing and peaceful natural place. It’s a privilege to be able to enjoy nature. Don’t ruin the area. Please Don’t leave trash anywhere. Whatever you bring, take it back with you. There was trash left by the springs and full garbage bags left outside the road gate that an animal tore into. Don’t be a jerk.

Great outdoor natural hot springs. It’s right by the river. No bathrooms and no trash cans open in winter. Can’t drive into grounds when it’s winter. But can park at road and walk in. No fee since grounds closed to camping. And camping only open during late spring to September. You do need to be able bodied to walk to springs. Wear good tread shoes to walk there and can get wet. There are two trai... Great outdoor natural hot springs. It’s right by the river. No bathrooms and no trash cans open in winter. Can’t drive into grounds when it’s winter. But can park at road and walk in. No fee since grounds closed to camping. And camping only open during late spring to September. You do need to be able bodied to walk to springs. Wear good tread shoes to walk there and can get wet. There are two trails. One at top that leads you to walk down short distance or the rugged trail that goes immediately down into springs. This place is Very popular and Lots of people so you won’t necessarily get into a spring water area to sit right away. You may have to look around and be courteous and respectful to others when walking through and being there. This is a relaxing and peaceful natural place. It’s a privilege to be able to enjoy nature. Don’t ruin the area. Please Don’t leave trash anywhere. Whatever you bring, take it back with you. There was trash left by the springs and full garbage bags left outside the road gate that an animal tore into. Don’t be a jerk.