North Bonneville Hot Springs, Washington

Only an hour's drive from Portland, Oregon, minutes from Multnomah Falls, and just over thirty miles from Hood River, you will find Bonneville Hot Springs. Located on the Washington State side of the Columbia River Gorge, Bonneville Hot Springs is the home of ancient mineral hot spring baths and is found in the midst of other wonderful outdoor activity including hiking, biking, golf, windsurfing, fishing and skiing.

After a day of exercise and adventure in the great outdoors of Hood River Country, consider relaxing and rejuvenating in the natural mineral hot springs located at North Bonneville, Washington. These soothing hot springs located on the Lewis and Clark trail have been a favorite place for hundreds of years for travelers seeking solace and renewed energy and health.

At Bonneville Hot Springs, you can soak in a private mineral water hot tub with scenes of lush forests and the Columbia River Gorge below you or you can enjoy the more public hot pools. The natural water rises out of the ground at 97 degrees, and is heated as needed. The mineral content of the water is roughly equivalent to Perrier bottled water. Bonneville's Hot Spring water is comprised of Sulfur, in the form of sulfate, silica, calcium, iron, potassium, magnesium, sodium and carbonate – each with its own redeeming health benefits. A dip in the hot water at Bonneville Hot Springs is a wonderful experience for your body, mind and soul!