Name: Fifth Water Hot Springs and Falls
Address: Forest Road 065, Springville, UT 84663, USA, US

Fifth Water Hot Springs and Falls is a point of interest, located at Forest Road 065, Springville, UT 84663, USA

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Forest Road 065, Springville, UT 84663, USA

Added by Jopie, at 10 November 2016

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Laura Cryst

16 December 2017

A wonderful mixed hike in with forested and open areas along a river met by pools of warm water for relaxing. Easy overall hike and worth the crowds!
Stuart Crook

11 November 2017

Not worth the hype but still worth checking out. It’s super shallow and made me feel like I️ drove and hiked way longer than I️ should have (from Provo) just to sit in a couple of warm puddles.
Brian Hadley

07 October 2017

Beware of naked old men, but overall the people watching experience is well worth the mild hike. If you are feeling crazy, try going on the weekend where the pools will be overflowing with forest folk So I've heard, I'm not wild enough to attempt this much social interaction yet.
Audrey Hart

02 October 2017

Really neat place. 2.2 mile hike isn't too strenuous, my 7 year old did it, but isn't too easy either. Go straight from the parking lot, don't go over the bridge. We were confused at first. It's a well define d trail. Hot and cold water mix instantly and it's cool to see. Bring swimsuits and towels!
Dallin Robins

19 August 2017

After a 2 mile hike to get there it's a little stinkier than I'd prefer, but absolutely beautiful scenery. Good, warm water, and beautiful surroundings.
Joshua Strickling

23 July 2017

Don't try to bring an RV here. There's nowhere you'll be able to park it. Springs were well worth the hike, though. Wish I could've stayed longer.
Kirsti Norton

13 July 2017

This is a great trail and not too difficult. I've done this twice in the summer and in the heat, getting to the end of the trail was not very rewarding. The last thing I wanted to do was get in hot water in the middle of the day and it was insanely busy.

However I camped overnight in the spring time and it was excellent. There are lots of spots to camp along the trail and past the falls. Getting in the hot springs at night when it was cooler outside was amazing! There were quite a lot of people there though, especially teenagers. This trail seems to just always be busy.
Bhupendra Singh

09 July 2017

I loved this place. The fall gives you cold water and another stream coming out of mountain gives hot water. The bath tub made of rocks amazing.
Ashley Schuette

02 July 2017

In the summer, it's about a 2.5 mile hike out and back. Arrive early if you want to beat the crowds. If you can brave the cold of the waterfall, I highly recommend climbing behind it and poking your head out of the circle cutout; makes for a great photo opp. Some pools are hotter than others. If you have any silver jewelry it will turn black from the sulfer in the pools, so make sure to take it off before you get in! Overall, it's a great hike.
Mike Lierman

28 April 2017

Sometimes crowded, everyone is flocking to here. Basically a tourist area. If you know the right times to go (eg. before end of May when all the high school kids have to be back home) then it's great. If you choose the weekend, expect it to be packed with no parking available. Other than that, met some awesome people here!
Nate Kelley

27 March 2017

Pretty long hike to sit in a pool of mud. Can be pretty crowded
Amy Carrig

25 January 2017

I come here multiple times a year. Most amazing place salt lake has to offer. Hiking, drinking, and hot springs. There's a short 2 Mile and something hike up. It's all free and natural. It's not too crowded if you go at the right time. Plus, it doesn't close! So you can bring a bottle of wine and your best buddy. Just please watch out for cops even you leave. They're serious.
Rachel S

26 November 2016

A fun 5 mile round trip hike to the hot springs. There's quite a few pools of varying temp you can soak in. Pretty slick when snow is on the ground be sure to have boots and if have them clamp ons. In the summer make sure you have water.

It was pretty clean this trip, help keep it that way by packing out your trash.
David Cowan

17 November 2016

Solid uphill hike to the strings makes you feel like you got out and moved. Plenty of pools to choose from. Have a dip in the waterfall to lower your body temp after you get out - the hike out will feel much better!