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Primitive/BackcountryFree to soak122°F· Scalding

Ohanapecosh Hot Springs

Lewis County, Washington3.8 (17 reviews on Google)

In Lewis County, Washington, Ohanapecosh Hot Springs is a short way off State Route 123 — under a quarter mile. Treated here as an undeveloped backcountry pool; nothing on file corroborates that label. NOAA lists 122°F at the vent here — a scalding reading above 110°F. Access is priced as free and amenities on file include camping. No verified note on whether clothing is required, optional, or banned.

Source: NOAA thermal springs survey — OHANAPECOSH HOT SPRINGS, 0.04 mi

At a glance

Water temp

122°FScalding

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

NOAA thermal springs survey — OHANAPECOSH HOT SPRINGS, 0.04 mi

Survey-measured

Road required

Any car

Unverified

Getting there

Paved Road

Unverified

Clothing

Unverified

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Camping on site

Not indicated

Unverified

Cell service

Not confirmed

Information verified: — roads and policies change without notice.

Conditions at the spring

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What we can actually confirm

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Clothing policy

Unverified

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Vehicle needed

Not confirmed

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Getting to the water

Paved Road

Unverified

Camping on site

Not indicated

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Development

Primitive/Backcountry

Unverified

The water

122°F reportedSulfur

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Contact & location

Address: Washington 98377

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