Renova Hot Springs
Renova Hot Springs flows hot on BLM ground in Jefferson County, Montana, under six miles from Whitehall, and access is recorded as open. OpenStreetMap spells it Renova Hotspring. The water is beyond comfortable soaking at the source. The Dillon Field Office manages the land, which is designated public. The USGS tracks it as a site with a 1977 sample.
Point of Rocks Road passes a couple hundred feet away. Mid-elevation, dry country with under four feet of snow most winters and light annual precipitation. Toll Mountain Campground, the nearest listed, is about twelve miles out. The land is public and undesignated beyond that.
Open access on BLM land. Hot enough to need care; check the water first. Winter gets the nod in the record, and the light snow helps. Toll Mountain Campground is the place to camp per the record. No fee is recorded. The chemistry dates to June 1977 and includes iron; the temperature was taken that day too.
The water at Renova Hot Springs is slightly alkaline (pH 7.5). It is notably rich in sulfate (traditionally used for skin conditions and inflammation).
Toll Mountain campground is located on the eastside of the Highland Mountain Range, approximately 20 miles east of Butte. The campground has 5 units that will accommodate trailers up to 22 feet and also has a group picnic area. The campground is close to a creek and offers a quiet forest setting for weekend getaways.
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