hannah hotspring

jkern15674 · Post by **jkern15674** » Dec 12 2006 5:08 am

Has anyone been up to the spring and if so were there any pools for soaking? thanks jk

hikeaz · Post by **hikeaz** » Dec 12 2006 7:52 am

jkern15674 wrote:Has anyone been up to the spring and if so were there any pools for soaking? thanks jk

"Head up Hannah maybe 10-15 minutes & you'll (hopefully) see the hot spring on your left about 6' above the creek level. There is a small soaking pool with a small camping area right across the creek from it."

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Lizard · Post by **Lizard** » Dec 12 2006 8:31 am

Trip report and info here:

http://www.thebeckoning.com/exploration ... -day1.html

jkern15674 · Post by **jkern15674** » Dec 12 2006 10:30 pm

What is it about 2 inches deep? Could it be cleaned out or is it hopeless??

azbackpackr · Post by **azbackpackr** » Dec 13 2006 6:46 am

That looks to be an interesting website, Lizard, The Beckoning. Only quibble I had with the author was he thought that the Blue Range Primitive Area is now a Wilderness Area. It's not! There is a Blue Range Wilderness Area, over on the New Mexico side of the boundary, but it's tiny compared to the Primitive Area. The bulk of that area still falls within the Primitive Area--last such designation in the US, I'm told.

I live near there, but haven't been to Hannah Hot Springs. Some of the write-ups I've seen the hikers found no pools, but if you read a lot of the write-ups it seems there are pools, just that some people don't find them.

Hakatai · Post by **Hakatai** » Dec 13 2006 9:37 am

We were there last year in November. The pool is shallow but definately soakable, and the water is hot. Highly recomended.

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