Fifth Water Hot Springs is a great place for students to visit

What you will need is a budget for gas and 10 dollars for parking. Even though it’s close, it’s also still a long drive through the canyon. You’ll also need plenty of water and snacks, be sure to clean up after yourself, and, of course, good hiking and swimming attire. It’s also smart to bring something warm for the night when it gets cold. Trash bags are good not only for trash but also for a place to put your wet clothes after swimming.

While the aria is gorgeous all year long, the best time to go is in the spring and fall. It’s safer during those times because the weather isn’t too hot or cold. Winter hiking is dangerous, and so is driving through the canyon. And the location is still in the desert, so it’s scorching hot in summer, especially on a labor-intensive hike like this. Please take a look at this breathtaking bath for the gods and indulge.

I hope you choose to visit Fifth Water Hot Springs as one of your activities. I had a great time, and I hope you will too.

If you’re a USU Eastern student looking for affordable plans to escape school and get a healthy taste of nature, this is a good place for you. In Spanish Fork, Utah, near the end of the canyon, there’s Diamond Fork Fifth Water Hot Springs, a natural hot spring, a long way from the city. It takes quite some time to reach the spring itself. But it’s well worth it to see and soak in the pools. The water has sulfur from volcanic water, but just enough to smell like a fart. The  view is breathtaking, and there’s plenty of other smells, so it’s not that big of a deal.

What you will need is a budget for gas and 10 dollars for parking. Even though it’s close, it’s also still a long drive through the canyon. You’ll also need plenty of water and snacks, be sure to clean up after yourself, and, of course, good hiking and swimming attire. It’s also smart to bring something warm for the night when it gets cold. Trash bags are good not only for trash but also for a place to put your wet clothes after swimming.

While the aria is gorgeous all year long, the best time to go is in the spring and fall. It’s safer during those times because the weather isn’t too hot or cold. Winter hiking is dangerous, and so is driving through the canyon. And the location is still in the desert, so it’s scorching hot in summer, especially on a labor-intensive hike like this. Please take a look at this breathtaking bath for the gods and indulge.

I hope you choose to visit Fifth Water Hot Springs as one of your activities. I had a great time, and I hope you will too.