No good! I’ve heard of this happening here many times!
chris
Go to across the bridge up river and cross over to the other side. Find first trail to your right and hike into the two warmer pools. Less creepy people.
Steve
Went to “the other side” last Monday (as Chris said) and it was great. We had it to ourselves while there were several people at the main side, which was way too hot. Watched some guy toss boulders for probably 45 minutes trying to improve the flow…before he finally left. Kinda funny.
pattii
is mc credie still day use only i rember when they wernt clear winter nights were awsome there patti
Soaker
MCCREDIE HOT SPRINGS UPDATE – AUGUST 2012!!!
McCredie springs will no longer be a free hot spring after this fall. The Forest Service has been adding various ‘improvements’ such as pit toilets in the parking lot in anticipation of turning it all into a fee area sometime this fall according to a Forest Service notice posted on the board at the trailhead. The notice has stated that there will be a day use fee of $6.00 per person. I’m guessing it’ll be modeled on a similar fee structure as the nearby Cougar Hot Springs, 60 miles over the hills, so no more free soaks. On the plus side, there will probably be a lot less car break-ins as there will likely be a manned booth in the parking lot.
