Whether you’re looking for zen or to just be naked in nature, we rounded up some of Northern California’s best hot springs (both natural and resort) to check out.

For those who decide to choose the natural springs, please be respectful of the wildlife, greenery, and water. You don’t know how your actions can affect the surrounding ecosphere. I.E Don’t litter. Love Bob Cut.

// Photo by Robson Hatsukami Morgan, photo above is Mammoth Hot Springs.

Plumas County

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Deep Creek Hot Springs

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Monarch Springs

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Mammoth Hot Springs

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Fales Hot Springs

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Whitmore Hot Springs

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Mono Hot Springs Resorts

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Tassajara Hot Springs

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Miracle Hot Springs

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Keough Hot Springs
 

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