Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

just saw this -- sounds like a great idea, and the information is appreciated. now that I'm on the thread I assume I will get info on any planned outings. I'm in So Cal (joshua Tree)

stephanie

Great trip, more rocks than ever before, hot springs were all wonderful, more trips coming up.

Would be really interested if you decide to do this again. Please give as much advance notice as possible as I need to rearrange weekends frequently. I've enjoyed the hot springs in our area (below Mammoth out near Death Valley) over the years although one of the best has become overrun by Japanese tourists the last couple of years and you have to be careful now when visiting as their ideas of appropriate public behavior and ours seem to be vastly different. Not wrong, just different.

Middlegate especially is a wonderful area although I have not had more than a couple of hours up that canyon many, many years ago.

I have subscribed to the forum and will be watching.

I don't get online here much, I guess I gave up on t n ttt for the most part, teardrop trailers are for the most part not off-roaders and most hot springs and mines I visit require 4x4 to reach. Good luck in your future adventures!

Thanks for the reply.

This would be a trip of interest, I have bad arthritis and have been wanting to try one of these hot springs. I do know some people swear by them as I do acupressure treatments. Damn sure could not hurt anything, and cheap at twice the price.

Pity I am so far away. I'd love to check out some hot springs!!!

Mike...

Try this hot springs forum, best advice on current conditions, etc. http://www.soakersforum.com/3/

milliejohn wrote:Try this hot springs forum, best advice on current conditions, etc. http://www.soakersforum.com/3/

Nope nothing in Michigan.

Mike...

none in Michigan but hundreds in Idaho and Nevada, and most of them are free

Can you find me one closer to the Mississippi?

Heck, I even go as far as Springfield, MO sometimes...

Mike...