Travertine Hot Springs: Mineral Pools and Geothermal Soaking. Photo Credit; Tasma3197, Mammoth Hot Springs Travertine Terrace.JPG
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Published February 26, 2026
Travertine Hot Springs: Mineral Pools and Geothermal Soaking
Just south of Bridgeport off Highway 395, Travertine Hot Springs features a series of natural, terraced mineral pools fed by geothermal springs. This popular day-use site offers warm soaking amid travertine formations and valley views; a relaxing Eastern Sierra escape.
A Geothermal and Travertine Mosaic
Travertine Hot Springs blends mineral-rich pools (98 to 104°F), travertine terraces, and sagebrush surroundings. The springs support thermophilic microbes and sparse vegetation; views encompass Bridgeport Valley and distant peaks.
Adventure With a Conservation Conscience
Short walk to pools; soak responsibly (no soap, no overnight). Day-use only; clothing optional in some pools.
Access is open: free roadside parking, sunrise to sunset, pack out waste. Busy weekends; respect others; no fires/camping.
Travertine Hot Springs delivers Mono County mineral pools and geothermal soaking in scenic beauty. For soakers seeking warm waters and valley vistas, the terraces reward mindful relaxation; a natural Sierra spa.