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You are the first American with a British sarcasm I have come across! Love it. Love these videos and hope I can visit before it blows!!!
Thanks for sharing; Yellowstone is spectacular.
Oh, what the heck. We can't keep it all to ourselves, huh? Here's one of our favorite spots in Yellowstone National Park.
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We just returned from Yellowstone and did it ALL. We started in the Grand Tetons, and then stayed in parks all around Lake Yellowstone. We stayed in Mammoth too. What a grand vacation. Over 1200 pictures!
Thanks for sharing this spot, and especially the emphasis on how to do it safely. I like the way you guys explain it, it leaves no doubt how things actually are.
I worked at Old Faithful Inn in 91 & 92 TW Services was running it along with Hamilton Stores. Best time ever.
Yep, I was in Canyon in 91. Magical experience!
@@LongLongHoneymoon I miss hot potting... I went and lived in West Yellowstone for the next few years.
It's accessible in the winter too, which was really awesome.
We swam there in the winter many years ago. It was a treat.
Thanks. While so many would prefer the chemical laden pool, I can't wait to swim in a natural hot spring. Thanks for the tip.
I have been to the Boiling River a few times and would like to add a visiting tip: if the Gardner River is still high (and dangerous) from snow melt (it was too high when I was there in early July) the parking area and swimming area will be closed. Probably the best time will be after Labor Day--the river is down and so are the crowds. Enjoy.
Thanks! Next Summer road trip planning! We enjoy your channel SO much! Thanks for all the tips!
We did this on our trip there in 2015. Loved it after a long day hiking. I always tell others to be sure and go here if going to Yellowstone.
We always love soaking in the hot spring/ river area. Every time we've been there there's been a rock wall around the most comfortable area and it just lovely sitting there for an hour or two! Sshhhhh, don't spread it around too much as there can be sizable crowds down there already!
Yes, we may regret ever posting this video! If it gets too crowded we can always delete it, lol 😂
Hey Sean, Kim and I went there last year and only went to Mammoth Springs and not farther North. When we go back this year we will check it out. This is why we watch your channel and Videos. Great Job Thanks
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You must have a great catalog system for archived raw footage to be able to pull up clips from 5 and 10 years ago to insert into new videos today. Thanks for the continued awesome videos !
Thanks! Truth is that I am not as organized as I would like to be. I try to keep content organized by year and the camera used to capture it. I can usually remember generally when something was shot, but the most time consuming portion of the editing process is often tracking down specific shots. It's extra tough when you are talking about several TB worth of video files. One of my goals is to become better organized!
Thanks for sharing I'm going to Yellowstone in July and I can't wait
loved the video. in nature you must always use caution and ENJOY!
Thanks for the tips guys! We'll be there this summer!
Hope to see you down there! We'll probably hit Yellowstone late summer. 😄
I found a similar place along the middle fork of the Salmon River once. Scalding hot springs along the southern bank were pouring a LOT of hot water into the extremely cold river. We (about a dozen of us on the same rafting trip) wedged several paddles into the rocks at this confluence and, using them as a framework, rigged a bunch of tarps in the river to trap the hot water. We figured out how to quickly adjust the tarps to blend the temperature extremes to whatever "setting" we wanted. After a half hour soak in our makeshift hot tub, a dive into the ice-cold river was the perfect finish. The only downside was that we had to walk through some VERY warm mud to get back to our campsite.
It's been 40 years since I've been to the park. Must return just before or after Summer season in hopes of smaller crowds.
Take care,
Love going here in the Winter!
Thanks for sharing! Yellowstone is at the top of my list of places to see.
I remember visiting a similar area near Mono Lake in California with a geology class. It was really hilarious, because the "hot springs" were as you describe; areas of icy water, and areas of too-hot water, and also thermoclines, where your feet would be in icy water, but your torso was in warm water; sometimes the reverse.
The part that made us all crack up, though, is that there were all kinds of warning signs about entering the water, as it contains various minerals, including arsenic and sulfur...and then there were open-air changing rooms provided!
And yes, "creek shoes" as we called them when my kids were in Girl Scouts, are a must!
There are more than one hot springs to soak in. They are in backcountry and require long hikes or overnight stays. One is located on the bechler river in the sw corner of Yellowstone. This area has lots of beautiful waterfalls too.
Yellowstone is my favorite, of course I also love Glacier, and Yosemite. But as a newbie(I don't actually own a camper yet) I was wondering I'd you have experiences at Yosemite, Redwoods and Sequoia? Please share if you do.
That water looks warmer than usual! I will pass over that area this summer and I will have to STOP at that spot!
Sulfuric acid hot springs, boiling rivers and nasty microbes? Thanks for the warning guys, I think we'll stick to the hot tub.
Haha, of course the odds of having a problem are minuscule... but if we don't include a warning, then there will be one guy who decides to do a cannonball in the deep end of the boiling water... and then he'll blame us for not warning him. Just use common sense and you'll be fine. 😄👍
+lowell mccormick My thought s exactly.
@@LongLongHoneymoon but will he still be alive to blame you?! LOL
A sulfuric CAULDRON is NOT sulfuric ACID ... Microbes that are present in boiling water, are dead microbes .... there are NO dangerous microbes in those waters coming from either source except for the possible presence of giardia.... Its very hard to be "NOT SMART". It takes a LOT of ignoring, lack of reading comprehension and maintaining the brain on "auto pilot" ... Good Job ding dong. 👌👍
I had a chance to do this about 20 years ago! Really cool that you put this on your channel!
+roadstarS07 Thanks! We're going to try to create more videos like this one, to share the cool places we have found.
Thanks, found this vid at perfect timing as I'm leaving for Yellowstone by week's end!
here's another recent vid you may find helpful. enjoy! ruclips.net/video/xBn1tdE3eQo/видео.html
Thank you LOLOHO...I'll view it straight away!
Thanks for the tip ... had I missed and hit the cookpot instead, well - "Old Faithful" would be no more...knowwhutImean???
We are life long hot springs soakers & enjoyed the little video. The area is no secret to us, but to the general public it may be. Too bad it's not CO or soaking allowed after dark, soggy suits are a drag.. Thanks for posting!!!
These are the places I seek out. I've suspected there were places like this in Geothermal country. Thank you! If you would like some secrets revealed about other Natural Hot Springs out west, I will consider sharing the info. with you.
I've been to Yellowstone National Park. I didn't get the name of the hot spring. I'll have to check it out the next time I visit. :)
Far from a secret but thanks for a video I can direct my friends to that are too lazy for the amazement of Mr. Bubbles and Dunanda Falls. Well done with great tipsm thank you.
Excellent video as usual, guys. Not for me, but sounds awesome if you pay attention to all your disclaimers. Thanks for posting. What a fantastic area. Hope you're both doing well. Looks like you are. Safe travels!
I have done this near West Yellowstone in the park. The locals referred to it as Hot-potting.
There is a very similar river just south of the 395 turnoff for Mammoth, California. Scenery is very similar as well.
Went through when I was a kid it was my favorite part of the trip I remember there was a waterfall you could go underneath and due to the microorganisms probably explains why I got Montezuma's Revenge also we're looking at the Grand Canyon and I spent about two hours looking for a part of town that was non-existent and had to do my business in the woods
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Just added to our list of "Things to Do While in Yellowstone". Any secret places in Grand Tetons as we are combing these parks this summer. I know you've mentioned it's your favorite Nat. Park. Thanks!
Thanks for the tips
I didn't know about this swimmin' hole. We went to the Firehole River... tested the temperature of the water (early June). NOPE. Ice cold.
Tanks for the warnings. Although very cool, I don't foresee taking our 7 year old there. Although he's fearless, he will somehow dunk his head underneath.
Can you tell us what you do with your doggie while you are sightseeing? From reading some info on Yellowstone Park it appears they are pet friendly. Is this true?
When I was there it was packed with people! Like your experience better
+Debbie Wells I'm afraid the word is out! 😱 although it may depend on time of year. This vid was shot in October, late in the season. We had fewer tourists in the park at that time.
Getting dressed by flashlight under the ranger's gaze must have been so embarrassing for you Sean!
"Hey, give me a break! The water was *cold!"*
Haha
swimming with you're t-shirt on, lol
Well, I guess it's no longer a secret. hihihi.. And I love it ! :-)
Thanks for revealing it. :-)
Cheers,
Roger.
Its very crowded..no secret at all!
Thank you great advice
I have been to the hot springs many times. Unfortunately, the path was blocked off when we visited early June of 2016. The rangers said it was being loved to death. Not sure if or when it will be reopened. Another hot spring worth visiting in the park is the swimming hole in the Fire Hole River.
Hmmm, sorry to hear that news! All good things eventually seem to get too popular...
I am an old gent that has camped for years. I wanted to say thanks for a great series of videos. I especially liked your Alaska adventures! Your narration is some of the best on the Tube.
Thanks Happy Camper! Got a fresh Alaska vid lined up for next week!
When I worked in the park, some of us went to wade in the river after dark and thankfully did not get caught. 1964
I know where there is a perfectly preserved impact crater in the park.
Follow the signs. This spot is closed when the river is high in early season. The ranger will ticket you if it's out of season.
Sean, you mean you were killing the algae while you where there (best place in the world to work for the summer)
Was that a hot spring that I feel on my leg or just you Sean. Don't eat the yellow snow or drink the yellow water...Its not Mt Dew.... Hold it, did you say go skinny dipping during the day... yep 4.24 don't go after dark but do go during the day.
How deep is this spot? I'm really short and don't know if I can keep my head above water. I love natural hot springs and planning another visit to Yellowstone and then off to Glacier next summer.
+Lynelle Phillips It's pretty shallow in most places, maybe 3 or 4 feet deep?
Thanks For that secret. If I should make it over there from wet n windy England I will make sure my wife skinny dips in the daylight only! I will also ensure she realises to get the best from the waters she doesn't wear a costume. Well that's how I interpreted your advice anyway, lol.
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This is why I have a SMALL truck camper...
+Robert Garbe Yes, people have no idea the importance of being maneuverable until they've tried to pilot a big RV rig though some small spaces. You'll be fine with a truck camper.
Where did you work in the park? I was at Old Faithful in '03 and '04.
I worked in Canyon Village '91 and also at Fishing Bridge '94.
I worked at Mammoth in....... '82. LOL.....Cashier and waiter in the lodge. During my college days as well. (UCSB). We used to go down to the Hot Pots and party at night. =). (Things were a bit looser back then I guess.) Mammoth wasn't as scenic as the other villages I suppose, but the bars of Gardiner were close by....so that was fun when you are 21....LOL.... BTW - So true what you say about no outside communication back then. Went 2 1/2 months without even seeing a TV. Didn't miss it, of course.
I worked at Mammoth in '71' in a Hamilton Store that isn't there anymore. There were no rules at the hot springs but not to get caught by the rangers!
Actually, this isn't the only swimming/bathing hole in Yellowstone. It's not even the best one. Try Firehole Canyon Drive for a more scenic and centrally located spot.
Did you smell like rotten eggs when you got out? Have you been to Glenwood Springs, Colorado? There is a huge hot spring pool there.
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How's the foot healing??
+Shawn O'Leary Overall it is much better over this week. I broke it November 24... Last week I was able to get it back into a shoe, and I'm now walking around on it with more confidence. It's still swollen, but I'd say I'm 75% back in business. Thanks for asking!
Great video guys! Sounded great until the micro-organism part ;)
+RunningWithTheLyons Don't worry too much about that. In hindsight, we probably could have left that part out, but it's one of those warning disclaimers. The odds of getting sick must be extremely low. Just don't go down there and pour yourself a tall glass of Boiling River water, and you'll be fine. ;)
In yellow stone right now, this place is no secret, hundredths of people are there and know about it.
It's not much of a secret. We went there a few years ago and it was packed with people, nowhere to sit
Hmmm, well I'm afraid the word is out!
I don't think I want to jump into the largest Volcano in the world that might erupt at any time! You guys are nuts to recommend this to other people.....
+Dave If soaking in these natural warm springs seems too dangerous to you, you might as well avoid Yellowstone altogether. The risk here is minimal compared to other parts of the park.
Heard some old dude hid a treasure there .
Probably should've kept the secret.
If it gets crowded from this video, at least we'll have our friends down there.
Hope you all aren't there when that volcano erupts!
If so, it will all be over quickly! 😱
Thanks for the information, but swimming in a hot spring fed by an unpredictable super volcano doesn't appeal to me. Mother nature can be tricky and I don't want to be fried like a turkey. :)
so the rangers are perverts. got it
I report. You decide. lol
No, the Park Rangers are "Pigs: dirty." Where was the crime and the harm? Just nasty tyrant behavior by cops.
Well, it's not a "secret" anymore....
haha well it was before this video ;-)
Well, after reading comments below, it sounds like maybe you scared them off! That's great news!!
I'm going to take a pass on visiting this place lol
Let's see,15 min walk, cant park your RV, wear bathing suit there (while everyone laughs), go to toilet in a vault, take chance of being scaled to death, cut your feet on the rocks or the other option is freezing cold water or you can find a nice swimming pool or the ocean to enjoy? Easy decision for me, the pool! lol, thanks I just didn't know about that area,
My God! What is that on your face?
I think it was No Shave October!
Do you know the present situation of Yellowstone? Big Flood right? Now repent! Go to Jesus and ask for His forgiveness. Do not anymore worship the Mammon.
The U.S. is a police state. I've seen park rangers ruin people's hard earned vacations by being so heavy handed with enforcing petty rules. Vacation outside the U.S. It's much better. I'm an American in Australia.
+troyfreedom We've been to 30+ countries. In Argentina you can pretty much stop your RV (and dump grey water) anywhere you please with no worries of being hassled. OTOH, in Argentina there's also a lot of littering - in the river town of Tigre, we noticed the river was sadly cluttered with litter. In Moldova the police will bluntly shake you down for cash. I never found out what happens when you don't hand over the money! In parts of El Salvador, there are no police (and/or the police are corrupt), and the criminals rule. You see people walking around with machine guns for safety. So it's not all roses everywhere around the world. The goal of any society is to find the right balance between liberty and order. I'm often willing to accept a little less order in exchange for more personal liberty. In other words, I AGREE with you that some U.S. rangers can be a little over eager to exert their authority. Obviously this is a complex topic that's tough to address in a RUclips comment box. ;-) Cheers
No you are an asshole in australia
What a ridiculously irresponsible thing to post.
Indeed, life can be ridiculously irresponsible to live. How dare people have fun and enjoy themselves in our national parks! Swimming is meant to be done in concrete pools, not in nature!!!