Comments on: Warm Spring Canyon http://www.wickenburg-az.com/2004/07/warm-spring-canyon/ Your independent source of information about Wickenburg, AZ. Tue, 07 Feb 2012 00:15:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Garrett http://www.wickenburg-az.com/2004/07/warm-spring-canyon/#comment-4193 Garrett Thu, 10 Feb 2011 22:26:28 +0000 http://www.gilesrd.com/?p=65#comment-4193 What a great place to nude hike. The weather is beautiful and the scenery is spectacular. Well worth the hour it takes me to drive down that way. I think I will be making it a habit for awhile. Would love to find a few like minded individuals to visit with. The soaking pool isn't all that big but 2 can sit comfortablt. It wasn't hot by any means, maybe 90 degrees. What a great place to nude hike. The weather is beautiful and the scenery is spectacular.

Well worth the hour it takes me to drive down that way. I think I will be making it a habit for awhile. Would love to find a few like minded individuals to visit with.

The soaking pool isn’t all that big but 2 can sit comfortablt. It wasn’t hot by any means, maybe 90 degrees.

]]> By: ajo http://www.wickenburg-az.com/2004/07/warm-spring-canyon/#comment-59 ajo Sun, 26 Oct 2008 14:27:15 +0000 http://www.gilesrd.com/?p=65#comment-59 Kaiser Warm Springs The only things I'll take issue with in this article is that you can leave the Jeep and the bathing suit (along with the rest of your clothing) at the paved road and walk in. There is an exit and a U-Turn immediately at the north end of the bridge. Exit east, double back along the east side of 93 and go down under the bridge to park. From there it is a nice walk down the canyon to the spring. When I was there a fortnight back there was no rock pool, only a beer can stuffed into the hole from which the warm water flows. Nice soak! Nice walk! --SkinWalker Kaiser Warm Springs
The only things I’ll take issue with in this article is that you can leave the Jeep and the bathing suit (along with the rest of your clothing) at the paved road and walk in. There is an exit and a U-Turn immediately at the north end of the bridge. Exit east, double back along the east side of 93 and go down under the bridge to park. From there it is a nice walk down the canyon to the spring. When I was there a fortnight back there was no rock pool, only a beer can stuffed into the hole from which the warm water flows. Nice soak! Nice walk!

–SkinWalker

]]> By: Aaron http://www.wickenburg-az.com/2004/07/warm-spring-canyon/#comment-58 Aaron Sun, 18 Feb 2007 15:52:09 +0000 http://www.gilesrd.com/?p=65#comment-58 We made the trip to Kaiser Hot Spring yesterday. The soaking tub appears to have been destroyed by heavy rains/flooding. (There was a lot of rain up this way in 2006) Instead of the much larger tub that used to be there, there was a smaller tub built of rock and sand, just big enough for two people. The depth if the water is about two feet, and if you recline against the rock that the spring comes out of, you can have your entire body under the water. We made the trip to Kaiser Hot Spring yesterday. The soaking tub appears to have been destroyed by heavy rains/flooding. (There was a lot of rain up this way in 2006) Instead of the much larger tub that used to be there, there was a smaller tub built of rock and sand, just big enough for two people. The depth if the water is about two feet, and if you recline against the rock that the spring comes out of, you can have your entire body under the water.

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