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1. 2-5-12

   Mary Thoby on Facebook says:

   I have never been to a Hot Spring yet. I would love to check it out.

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2. 2-5-12

   Ron Heller on Facebook says:

   There probably are none. That’s a Western US and Canadian Thing i.e. Esalen Insttiute, Harbin Hot Springs, Yellowstone National Park etc. Geothermal springs seem to exist only out West.

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   2-6-12

   clothesless1 says:

   I would have to agree with Ron. I know that there is Harrison Hot Springs in British Columbia and SO many more. You could try to Google “Hot Springs” “Northeast” (quotation marks included) and find out what comes up.

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4. 2-6-12

   Mary Thoby on Facebook says:

   Thanks Ron & Melissa.

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   2-8-12

   Mountain Bill says:

   According to the USGS and Soak.net (which for whatever reason I cannot get to load and link) there are only two “warm” springs in the northeastern US. One is in Williamstown MA and, so far as I know, it is a public pool. I have only driven by the facility. It is only a “warm” spring, meaning the temp is below 80F. It is also not clothing-optional, so I really had no reason to go in. The other is not too far away in New York called Lebanon Spring. I never got to check this out either.

   Try this link: http://www.hotspringsenthusiast.com/HSSearch/SearchForm.asp

   The problem with most hot springs east of the Mississippi is that they were developed for commercial use WAY back in the day, so finding one that is C/O is pretty tough. Even some of the bigger ones out west are not C/0. The ones that are are generally undeveloped, remote, or purposely kept C/0 as a private business or a non-profit.

   I’ve been to many C/O hot springs in CO, NM, and CA.

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