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Oregon Hot Springs Map

Please use our statewide map to find hot springs in Oregon. You can also view hot pools by region, including those near Portland, as well as those that are not listed. This map includes almost every known hot spring in Oregon. Click a marker on the map to view additional information.


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OREGON HOT SPRINGS Map Pin Legend

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19 thoughts on “Oregon Hot Springs Map”

  2. djurocks

    visited kropp, either the coordinates are incorrect or the hotsprings is inactive… nothing to see but snow, ice, marshland, cows, and a no tresspassing sign.

  3. Chris G

    PLEASE!!!WE NEED YOU’RE HELP!!!

    http://www.SaveHuntersHotSprings.org

    Hunters Hot Springs, “Old Perpetual” Geyser, and the surrounding wetlands are already being negatively effected from a geothermal well just 100 feet from the geyser. The Town of Lakeview is selling the hot water to heat the Warner Creek Correctional Facility, and now plan to DOUBLE THE OUTPUT for geothermal power generation. Their studies have found that this will have an impact from between 3 feet and 200 feet below ground, completely draining the surrounding springs, pots, wetlands, and ponds (including the pond home to “Old Perpetual” Geyser).

    PLEASE!!! go to savehuntershotsprings.org
    and sign the petition

  5. Peter

    You know that this Geothermal energy is very important.  As much as I would hate to see a warm spring go people need to get power from somewhere.  I am in total support of the geothermal power since it is so clean.  Would you rather have another dam built?

  7. Theebee

    How about solar instead of stealing the geothermal water? or wind? Or composting and utilizing the heat made from that?

  9. sky

    Whoever thinks draining a hot spring to utilize the heat is an idiot. As it’s a temporary solution and a new heat source will have to be found.

    Solar power is truly perpetual, wind is perpetual, deriving indirect heat from the water without taking the water is fine, but draining a well into oblivion could take hundreds of years to repair.

    Slow down or stop consumption and find a sustainable source.

  12. Rich

    I don’t see why the cooled water couldn’t be returned to the ground to replenish it and re-warm it from the lava dome that heated it in the first place. They just need to engineer it so no water is wasted.

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