🌲 Why visit: Forest-hidden, crystal-clear pools stepping up in temperature beside a rushing creek.
👀 Don’t miss: The cave-fed upper pool—hottest and most tranquil.
💡 Tip: Reservations mandatory; high-clearance road + 4.5-mile hike from the gate—pack light and Leave No Trace.
💵 Price: ~$20–$30 per person (reservation required)
📍 12076 Sol Duc-Hot Springs Rd, Port Angeles, WA 98363
🛶 Why visit: Family-friendly hot mineral pools, cold plunge, and rainforest trails nearby.
👀 Don’t miss: Short hikes to Sol Duc Falls before your soak.
💡 Tip: Open seasonally; book pool sessions and lodging early in summer.
💵 Price: ~$18–$25 per adult session (day use)
🏔️ Why visit: Mountainside cedar tubs with valley views—intimate, small-group soaking.
👀 Don’t miss: Snowy twilight sessions after a day at Stevens.
💡 Tip: Advance reservation required; private land—no drop-ins.
💵 Price: ~$10–$20 per person (reservation only)
🧭 Why visit: DIY earthen pools in the woods—raw and rustic, with true backcountry vibes.
👀 Don’t miss: Test temperatures before getting in; mix hot/cold inlets to your liking.
💡 Tip: Rough road + short trail; pack out all trash and skip if conditions look unsafe.
💵 Price: Free
📍 107 Doe Bay Rd, Olga, WA 98279
🌊 Why visit: Cliffside soaking tubs and sauna with Salish Sea views—serene, spa-like setting.
👀 Don’t miss: Sunset soaks followed by a farm-to-table dinner at the café.
💡 Tip: Not geothermal (heated saltwater), but wonderfully relaxing—ferry reservations recommended.
💵 Price: ~$20–$35 per person (day-use soaking; lodging extra)
