Everyone In Arizona Must Visit This Epic Hot Spring As Soon As Possible
Monica Spencer
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Arizona is well-known for its hot weather (coming soon to summer near you!), so finding a favorite spot to cool off in the water is an easy and popularly searched-for inquiry. But sometimes there’s nothing better than enjoying a long, warm soak – especially after a hike! Today, we’re going to look at one hot spring in Arizona that takes some time to get to but is worth the effort. This is the aptly named Arizona Hot Springs:
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If you want to hike to this hot spring, check out the National Park Service website, which has a map and description of how to get there. We also recommend planning your trip before the temperatures get too hot; spring and fall are great times of year to enjoy the hot springs, plus, if you go on a weekday, you can enjoy a quieter soaking experience.
If you’ve visited this hot spring before, be sure to let us know about your experience! Otherwise, share your favorite hot spring with your fellow Arizonans by leaving a comment here or on our Facebook fan page.
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