This Wyoming Hot Springs Is Believed To Have Healing Powers And You’ll Want To Visit
You could pay a fortune traveling to world-renowned spas in Europe to indulge in healing mineral springs, but why do that when Wyoming has just what you need? For centuries, people have soaked in the hot springs at Saratoga to benefit from its healing powers. Considering it’s open 24/7/365 and admission is free, a trip to Hobo Pool is well worth it any time of year.
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Saratoga, Wyoming is popular with outdoor sports enthusiasts, photographers, and tourists.
It's actually right next to the city's municipal pool.
For centuries, Native Americans traveled to the Saratoga area, believing in its healing powers. The location was considered a neutral zone where everyone could safely come to have a soak. Currently, the medicinal value of the waters at Hobo Springs rivals that of the famous hot springs in Wiesbaden, Germany.
The further away you get from the Inferno, the cooler the water gets, hitting about 110 in the middle and bottoming out at around 106 degrees at the coolest point.
