Whether you're seeking a soak or simply out for a sightseeing adventure, let Touring Arizona Hot Springs be your guide. Author Matt Bischoff provides detailed information on 33 of the best hot springs in Arizona. Take a trip short in mileage but long on history to Buckhorn Mineral Wells, located within the Phoenix metropolitan area. End a hard day's play at Roper Lake State Park with a relaxing dip in the park's natural hot springs tub. Spend a day in splendid isolation surrounded by spectacular scenery as you soak in the remote Oatman Warm Springs. Explore the geologic wonders of Tonto Natural Bridge Warm Spring. Touring Arizona Hot Springs provides detailed descriptions, easy-to-read maps, and firsthand information gathered by the author. Many of the descriptions are spiced with historical information that gives insight into the area's past. Grab a towel and a copy of Touring Arizona Hot Spring and head out on an unforgettable geothermal adventure. Touring Arizona Hot Springs is part of Falcon Publishing's expanding series of hot springs guides.
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Whether you're seeking a soak or simply out for a sightseeing adventure, let Touring Arizona Hot Springs be your guide. Author Matt Bischoff provides detailed information on 33 of the best hot springs in Arizona. Take a trip short in mileage but long on history to Buckhorn Mineral Wells, located within the Phoenix metropolitan area. End a hard day's play at Roper Lake State Park with a relaxing dip in the park's natural hot springs tub. Spend a day in splendid isolation surrounded by spectacular scenery as you soak in the remote Oatman Warm Springs. Grab a towel and a copy of this book and take off for an unforgettable geothermal adventure.
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Not So Hot,
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This book didn't even come close to living up to it's claim of listing 36 of "the best" hot springs in Arizona; for one thing, there aren't that many. The first three listings say right in them that bathing or swimming is prohibited, hardly among what we'd call the best hot springs. One listing dried up half a century ago and there's been no soaking there since. Many typos or wrong words show poor proofreading and little attention to detail. We couldn't recommend this book to anyone. HOT SPRINGS & HOT POOLS OF THE SOUTHWEST by Gersh-Yound is much, much more accurate and is worth the price. Mr. Bischoff needs to check his facts before making claims. Caveat Emptor
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Hot? No....COLD.,
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Directions were confusing. Not user friendly. Not a good buy. Save your money.
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Hot Spring Fizzel,
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