I saw documentary on you-tube. I was so impressed I planned a 1,000 mile trip from Denver to see it. After mapping out the whole trip I discovered it's on private property, costs a lot to see it, and because of carona it's now closed! - Bummer!
40 bucks to walk 3 miles and see a hot spring you cant even get into... i love how they touch on burning man (the essence of freedom from money) yet charge a MASSIVE amount to see it. Hypocrisy with warm water lol
When has this place become a private property?? You charge a person 40$ in the middle of nowhere
The greed has no limits
Fantastic experience and the guides are very knowledgeable. Highly recommended.
Interesting how people can spend their time staffing the gate to keep people out, but can t focus the time on showing people around the place. Great priorities.
Another medieval age management as see in the great america! They mentioned as 24hrs open , i drove hours to reach here, i see the gate is closed. Private property! Stupid person, you can explain and don t waste times. No Knowledge & no compassionate
Quite pricey just to see a hot spring and not being able to get in. Long drive nit really worth it. Alot of natural hot springs are free.
Maybe not naturally formed, but gorgeous. The horses on the ranch are friendly too if you come alone! Overall, pretty fly for a geyser
Geyser is amazing but the walk is absolutely not recommended. The tour is for 2 hours where they let you spend at geyser for less than 10 minutes.... Although we can walk to fly geyser within 5 minutes they impose a very long walk through random deteriorating and boring scraps from burning man Art . $40 per person for a geyser with less than 10 minutes time will leave you with irritation and disappointment. Be prepared for that!!!
