Welcome to Goldmyer Hot Springs!
A gem of the wilderness found nestled in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains, roughly 25 miles east of North Bend, WA.
Goldmyer Hot Springs visitors gain access to rugged wilderness terrain, hiking trails through old growth forest, beautiful waterfalls, and a crystal clear natural geothermal hot spring. Visiting Goldmyer is a wilderness experience and guests are expected to pack in all necessary supplies for their journey. Amenities provided to visitors by Goldmyer include an open cabana at the hot spring pools, campsites with food hanging lines and containers, two stocked outhouses, two public picnic tables, and a bike rack.
Goldmyer is owned and managed by Northwest Wilderness Programs, a nonprofit organization established in 1976 to protect this treasure of the wilderness for the use of generations to come.
Access Report Updated at least every Wednesday evening
May 17th, 2013
The hike (or bike) to Goldmyer should be relatively easy this week, with moderate spring rain likely. We have been getting blue skies, cloud cover, and rainstorms all in one day - so even if it seems sunny outside, be prepared for wet weather. Temperature range mid 40s to mid 60s.
The potholes have been filled with gravel in some spots along the road to Dingford, allowing 2wd vehicle access for the time being - but low clearance vehicles beware: there will be always be some close calls over the worst spots. Consider bringing a bow saw or axe in case a tree drops over the road (there are currently some hangers)! Remember, there is no cell phone coverage once you reach unpaved road.
- For the latest forecast check out the Weather page.
- To see what days have openings, please view the Reservation Calendar.
- For supplementary access conditions occasionally posted by other visitors, please visit our Facebook page.