About Muir Springs
Muir Springs offers a tranquil warm spring experience nestled in California’s rugged landscape. The water holds a soothing 68°F temperature, inviting you to relax in its gentle embrace while surrounded by untouched nature. This primitive spring provides a quiet retreat away from busier, developed spots.
Getting There
Reaching Muir Springs requires a moderate hike along forest trails, rewarding you with peaceful woodland scenery. There is no formal parking lot; you’ll find roadside parking at the trailhead. Prepare for uneven terrain as you approach this off-the-beaten-path warm spring.
What to Expect
The water is calm and pleasantly warm, ideal for slow soaking after your trek. The atmosphere remains peaceful and pristine, without facilities or amenities, offering a raw connection to the environment. Crowds are rare, so you often have the spring to yourself, surrounded only by the sounds of the forest.
Tips for Visitors
Visit during weekdays or early mornings for the quietest experience. Bring water shoes to navigate rocky edges and pack out all trash to keep the area pristine. There is no entrance fee, but respect for nature and other visitors is essential to preserve Muir Springs’ serene character.