Goldmyer Hot Springs
Goldmyer Hot Springs is a primitive thermal spring listed in King County, Washington Hot Springs near North Bend. Reported soak temperature is 107°F with a historical source temperature of 112°F — actual conditions may differ. Access is subject to admission fees, and clothing policy is listed as clothing-optional — always confirm before visiting. Explore nearby springs with our GPS Springs Near Me Finder.
Seasonal Soaking & Best Time to Visit
Pacific Northwest springs are framed by lush temperate rainforests. Summer brings dry, sunny trail conditions, while autumn provides vibrant foliage and crisp soaking weather.
Fact Sheet & Geothermal Specifications
| Reported Soak Temp | 107°F |
| Source Temp (Historical) | 112°F |
| Trail Access | Recorded coordinates — access unverified |
| Access Fee | Paid / Resort Fees |
| Clothing Policy | Reported Clothing-Optional |
| Pet Policy | Reported No Pets |
| Geothermal Data Reference | NOAA Thermal Springs List (1980 archive) |
| Check Land Status | Washington Land Manager (BLM) |
Verification & Sources
Compiled from public directory records and community reports — no named source is on file for this listing. Treat details as reported and verify before visiting.
Reviewed September 2026 · Treat all details as reported — verify before visiting · How we verify our data
Detailed Description
A 20-acre wilderness preserve managed by the nonprofit Northwest Wilderness Programs, ~25 miles east of North Bend in the Middle Fork Snoqualmie valley. Hot water emerges from an old mine shaft (~125°F) into three progressively cooler pools (~98-111°F) plus a cold pool; access capped at 20 visitors/day with live-in caretakers. Fee: $30 adults; lottery reservation ~2 months out. Permit strongly recommended — hard 20-person daily cap, walk-ins turned away when full. No pets, no glass, no cell service.
Directions & Trailhead Access
From North Bend take Middle Fork Road (FR-56) ~20 miles to the Dingford Creek trailhead, then hike or bike 4.5 miles to the property. Check the site's weekly Access Report for road conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions: Goldmyer Hot Springs
Is Goldmyer Hot Springs free?+
Goldmyer Hot Springs is a developed thermal facility near North Bend that requires paid admission.
What temperature is Goldmyer Hot Springs?+
Goldmyer Hot Springs has a reported soak temperature of 107°F and a historical source temperature of 112°F in survey records. Historical data may not reflect current conditions — always test water before entering.
Is Goldmyer Hot Springs clothing optional?+
Goldmyer Hot Springs is listed as traditionally clothing-optional in directory records. Confirm current rules before visiting, as policies change.
How do you access Goldmyer Hot Springs?+
Goldmyer Hot Springs is a recorded location in King County. Exact access, parking, and land status are not verified — check with the local land manager (BLM/USFS/NPS) before visiting.
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Community Soaker Reports
Visitor-submitted reports — not independently verifiedGoldmyer Hot Springs is a documented geothermal feature in King County, Washington, compiled from public directory records and community reports. Reported source temperature: 112°F. Reported soak temperature: 107°F. Visitor details — fees, access status, clothing and pet policies — are community-reported. Always confirm current conditions with the land manager before visiting.
Reference: NOAA Thermal Springs List for the United States (1980 archive) · Historical inventory data — not current conditions
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