Hot Springs:
	Crowley Lake Campland - 4107 Crowley Lake Drive, Crowley Lake, Ca. 93546 (760) 941-2225 or (760) 935-4260 Hot Creeks: -- Hot Creek is located near Crowley Lake. Hot Creek was a party hot spot during the sixties though these days it is more family-oriented. The Creek is maintained by the National Park Service, and has a more official air to it as can be seen by the numerous warnings to avoid the scalding water along the hillside. The waters are very unique as the hot water bubbles up from the bottom of the creek, where the waters are heated by magma three miles below the surface. This hot water mixes with the cold creek water. If you stand in one place for a few minutes you can feel the hot water mixing with the cold, resulting in a perfect temperature depending on where you are standing. Just be sure not to go near the restricted areas as the water is scalding in those places and people have died in the past. Hot Creek has two bathing areas. The first bathing area is at the bottom of the trail that leads down from the parking lot. This trail continues onto the second bathing area, that is less popular but every bit as good as the first area. Hot Creek is very popular, and many international visitors come to bathe. Located 4 miles north of the Hilton Creek (Crowley Lake) turnoff from route 395, turn right onto Hot Creek Airport Road and follow the signs for about three miles. A wide range of food and accommodations are available at nearby Mammoth Lakes, a favorite ski resort in these parts.
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