Goldmyer Hot Springs

Goldmyer Hot Springs is one of the most scenic hot springs in the United States. Nestled among the Cascade Mountains, Goldmyer is approximately 25 miles from the picturesque town of North Bend, Washington. The entrance road is blocked by a locked gate at Dingford Creek, about 4 and 1/2 miles before Goldmyer. There is a year round bridge across the river at the former site of the river ford. Depending upon the weather, mountain bikers and hikers should be able to get access to Goldmyer by the road from Dingford Creek. Caretakers are located at the hot springs and keep the area clean and well cared for.

Goldmyer is owned and operated by a Washington State nonprofit corporation, Northwest Wilderness Programs, Inc. Offices are located at 202 N. 85th, #106, Seattle, WA. 98103. The goal of the corporation is to keep the public aware of what the wilderness offers through long term preservation of the hot springs property and its surrounding eco system.

Check-in time for the hot springs is 8 am and check out is at 10 pm. The check out time for overnight campers is noon. There are no camp fires allowed on the property and no alcohol or disorderly conduct. No soap is allowed in the springs and there is no smoking allowed anywhere near the hot springs.