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Primitive/Backcountry136°F· Scalding

Bagby Hot Springs

Estacada, Oregon4.3 (337 reviews on Google)

Bagby Hot Springs is in Estacada, Oregon, 0.74 miles in a straight line from the nearest road a car can reach — Forest Road 70. The hike in is about 1.5 miles by trail. Our status field says temporarily closed — double-check before the trip. Described as an undeveloped backcountry pool in visitor reviews. The NOAA survey puts this vent at 136°F (scalding), well above typical soak temperatures. Entry pricing does not apply in its closed state and facilities noted here: camping and restrooms. The clothing policy is given as clothing required on the operator's own site.

Source: NOAA thermal springs survey — BAGBY HOT SPRINGS, 0.05 mi (source/vent temperature; USFS says the large bathhouse spring flows at 138°F, and soakers cool their tubs)

At a glance

Water temp

136°FScalding

Above 110°F — risk of burns; test before entering

NOAA thermal springs survey — BAGBY HOT SPRINGS, 0.05 mi (source/vent temperature; USFS says the large bathhouse spring flows at 138°F, and soakers cool their tubs)

Survey-measured

Road required

Any car

Unverified

Getting there

Hike-In (1.5 mi)

Visitor-confirmed

Clothing

Clothing Required

Verified

Camping on site

Not indicated

Unverified

Cell service

Assume none

Information verified: — roads and policies change without notice.

Conditions at the spring

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What we can actually confirm

Every attribute shows its source. Where nothing confirms it, we say so rather than guess.

Clothing policy

Clothing Required

Verified

Vehicle needed

Not confirmed

Unverified

Camping on site

Not indicated

Unverified

Development

Primitive/Backcountry

Visitor-confirmed

The water

136°F reported

Tips before you go

Practical notes from operators, land managers and published sources — plus reviews written here.

CLOSED: Mt. Hood NF Forest Order 06-06-05-26-17 (Austin and Narrows Fire Closure) closes Bagby Hot Springs, Bagby Campground and Bagby Hot Springs Trail #544 from September 16 through December 31, 2026, or until updated or rescinded. Source: https://www.fs.usda.gov/r06/mthood/alerts/clackamas-river-rd-fires

Not free: $5 per person soaking fee, cash only at the trailhead (or pay at Ripplebrook Store when open); no passes accepted. Public nudity is not allowed, and camping at the hot springs is not allowed (Bagby Campground is by the trailhead). Source: https://www.fs.usda.gov/r06/mthood/recreation/bagby-hot-springs

USFS warns not to take smaller roads to Bagby, regardless of what Google Maps suggests. Take Hwy 224, FR 46, FR 63 and FR 70 to the trailhead, then walk the 1.4-mile trail. Roads are not plowed and there is no cell service. Source: https://www.fs.usda.gov/r06/mthood/recreation/bagby-hot-springs

The parking area holds about 4–5 vehicles with limited overflow; be careful in burned areas.

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