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Mickey Hot Springs is a moderately known geothermal area on the northern end of the Alvord Desert. Sometimes there is a plethora of geothermal activity here, and sometimes it is mostly dried up, empty holes – all dependent on the season and recent rainfall. Nearly always, there is a colorful 15-20’ diameter, over 10’ deep, pool – clear with near-boiling water. If the time is right, the ground hisses with steam, releasing pressure from the same geologic fault that created Steens Mountain. Gurgling mud pots and small, glassy streams that heat to as much as 180 degrees are also in the area. Mickey Hot Springs went quietly un-noticed until 1992 when one of the bubbling spots became a mini-geyser. It reached 6-8’ high and received brief national attention as the only natural geyser in Oregon! Remember, this site is for viewing only – any pools are too dangerously hot for soaking. For more information contact: 28910 Hwy 20 West Hines, OR 97738 541-573-4400 BLM_OR_BU_Mail@blm.gov |
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