Beulah Hot Springs
Beulah Hot Springs, in Baker County, Oregon, is about fifty nine miles from Baker City. The water measured 140 degrees, hot enough to burn and right at the edge of scalding. A 1978 sample found a low mineral load. No owner is named and public access is not on file. Elevation was not logged. The USGS tracks the springs as a thermal site.
Leave the unnamed road and it is a tenth of a mile on foot to the springs. Winters bring something like forty inches of snow, and the yearly moisture is middling. Nearest camping listed is Chukar Park Campground, roughly ten miles off.
January tops the rankings, December and February close behind. The water will burn. Test it and find the cool spot before getting in. Ownership and access are unrecorded, so ask locally. The chemistry is nearly fifty years old. Chukar Park is the camping option.
The water at Beulah Hot Springs contains 243 mg/L total dissolved solids.
Let the sounds of the babbling North Fork of the Malheur River lull you to sleep at one of the riverside campsites of Chukar Park Campground. This primitive facility offers 19 campsites, seven of which are situated along the shady, lush riparian vegetation. Popular as a base camp with birders, hunters and fishers as well as those venturing through along nearby highway 20, Chukar Park has campsites with partial shade and in full sun. Note that the high-standard, graded county road leading to t...
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