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Fifth Water Hot Springs Trail
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4,48 mi
661 ft
One of the most popular hike-in hot springs in Utah.
The Fifth Water Hot Springs are one of the most popular hike-in hot springs in Utah. This trail also makes for a great trail run. This 4.5-mile out-and-back trail takes you along the banks of Fifth Water Creek, a tributary of the Diamond Fork River, through a red rock canyon and lush forest. Along the way, you'll encounter three stunning waterfalls and several pools of milky blue and green water that invite you to soak and relax. The trail starts at the Three Forks Trailhead in Diamond Fork Canyon, where you'll find a bathroom and plenty of parking. Follow the trail southeast along the east bank of Sixth Water Creek, and do not cross the first footbridge. After a mile, you'll reach another footbridge, which you should cross. This is where Sixth Water Creek and Fifth Water Creek meet. From here, follow the trail upstream along Fifth Water Creek for another mile and a half. You'll know you're close to the hot springs when you smell sulfur and see the water turn a milky blue color. The first pool you'll see is on your right, where someone built a rock wall to divert the hot water into a deep pool. A little further upstream, you'll see two more pools on either side of the creek, near the base of a waterfall. There are several other pools that have been created by visitors, some hotter and some cooler than others. The water temperature at the source is about 111 degrees Fahrenheit, but it cools down as it mixes with the creek water. You can explore and find your favorite spot to soak, but be careful of broken glass and other trash left by previous visitors. Also, be aware that some people have reported getting "swimmer's itch" from the bacteria in the water. After enjoying the hot springs, you can retrace your steps back to the trailhead. The Fifth Water Hot Springs Trail is a great way to experience the beauty and diversity of Utah's landscape. Whether you're looking for a relaxing soak, a scenic trail run, or both, this trail has something for everyone. Sources: Guide to Fifth Water Hot Springs (Salt Lake City, Utah). Fifth Water Hot Springs. Fifth Water Hot Springs | Healthy Trail Guides | Intermountain LiVe Well. Fifth Water Hot Springs: A Guide To Utah's Hidden Gem. Conversation with Bing Chat Written by FATMAP Official
The Fifth Water Hot Springs are one of the most popular hike-in hot springs in Utah. This trail also makes for a great trail run. This 4.5-mile out-and-back trail takes you along the banks of Fifth Water Creek, a tributary of the Diamond Fork River, through a red rock canyon and lush forest. Along the way, you'll encounter three stunning waterfalls and several pools of milky blue and green water that invite you to soak and relax. The trail starts at the Three Forks Trailhead in Diamond Fork Canyon, where you'll find a bathroom and plenty of parking. Follow the trail southeast along the east bank of Sixth Water Creek, and do not cross the first footbridge. After a mile, you'll reach another footbridge, which you should cross. This is where Sixth Water Creek and Fifth Water Creek meet. From here, follow the trail upstream along Fifth Water Creek for another mile and a half. You'll know you're close to the hot springs when you smell sulfur and see the water turn a milky blue color. The first pool you'll see is on your right, where someone built a rock wall to divert the hot water into a deep pool. A little further upstream, you'll see two more pools on either side of the creek, near the base of a waterfall. There are several other pools that have been created by visitors, some hotter and some cooler than others. The water temperature at the source is about 111 degrees Fahrenheit, but it cools down as it mixes with the creek water. You can explore and find your favorite spot to soak, but be careful of broken glass and other trash left by previous visitors. Also, be aware that some people have reported getting "swimmer's itch" from the bacteria in the water. After enjoying the hot springs, you can retrace your steps back to the trailhead. The Fifth Water Hot Springs Trail is a great way to experience the beauty and diversity of Utah's landscape. Whether you're looking for a relaxing soak, a scenic trail run, or both, this trail has something for everyone. Sources: Guide to Fifth Water Hot Springs (Salt Lake City, Utah). Fifth Water Hot Springs. Fifth Water Hot Springs | Healthy Trail Guides | Intermountain LiVe Well. Fifth Water Hot Springs: A Guide To Utah's Hidden Gem. Conversation with Bing Chat Written by FATMAP Official
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| Nombre | Distancia | Diferencia de desnivel | Pendiente media |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gate to Start of Diamond Fork Hot Springs Climb | 2,22 mi | 607 ft | 5,0 % |
| Unnamed Road Climb | 0,37 mi | 141 ft | 7,2 % |
| Unnamed Rd Climb | 0,57 mi | 131 ft | 4,4 % |
| Unnamed Rd Climb | 0,28 mi | 154 ft | 10,1 % |
| Hot Pots downhill | 2,14 mi | -558 ft | -4,9 % |