Olympic Hot Springs

Olympic Hot Springs

About Olympic Hot Springs

Located in the verdant solace of Olympic National Park near Port Angeles, WA, Olympic Hot Springs offers a serene, clothing-optional experience, attracting both nudists and naturists. This remote hotspot is accessible via a hike, enhancing its appeal for those seeking privacy and a connection with nature.

The springs, once home to a developed resort, now present a more rustic setting with several natural pools varying in temperature. It’s important for visitors to note that while Olympic Hot Springs is generally recognized as a clothing-optional area, this status isn't officially sanctioned by federal regulations, reflecting the typical informal acceptance found in many FKK (Freikörperkultur) locations.

Historically, these springs were a popular destination dating back to the early 1900s, when a resort existed on the site. Over the years, the constructed amenities have been removed, returning the area to its natural state. Today, it serves as a peaceful retreat for those in the nudist community looking to enjoy the therapeutic benefits of geothermal waters amidst the breathtaking Olympic wilderness.

For those planning a visit, it's crucial to respect the natural environment and other visitors, maintaining the area's pristine condition and ensuring it remains a welcoming space for all. Olympic Hot Springs remains a cherished destination for those who appreciate the freedom and equality offered by a nude-friendly environment.

Embrace the tranquility of Olympic Hot Springs, where the spirit of naturism and the beauty of untouched nature coexist harmoniously.

Olympic Hot Springs Directions

Take Highway 101 West to Elwha Valley Road. Enter Olympic National Park and proceed to Boulder Creek Road and trail head. Hot springs are a 2 mile walk up Boulder Creek trail.