Connects: Conundrum Creek Trail
Aspen, CO – Hot Springs
The Conundrum Hot Springs (11,230 ft) is a natural hot springs along Conundrum Creek accessed by the Conundrum Creek Trail. This is a hot spring in the Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness near Aspen, CO.
Permits are required year-round for overnight camping in the vicinity of the Conundrum Hot Springs. Reservations for camping at the Conundrum Hot Springs can be made at www.recreation.gov.
Distances:
Conundrum Creek Trail to Hot Springs – 8.9 Miles
Conundrum Hot Springs (11,230 ft) to Triangle Pass (12,900 ft) – 2 Miles
News about the Conundrum Hot Springs can be found at:
The Denver Post (November 1, 2017) – Forest Service puts brakes on Conundrum Hot Springs summer free-for-all with permits, required reservations for camping
The Aspen Times (March 30, 2017) – Forest Service will implement camping limits at Conundrum before expanding in Aspen-area wilderness
More information about Conundrum Creek Trail can be found at:
Recreation.gov – A Guide to High-alpine Soaking at Conundrum Hot Springs
White River National Forest – Conundrum Creek Trail #1981 (Hiking)
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Anybody know of current conditions on the trail, as of 08/29/16?
Last week it was in great shape. The creek crossings were nothing to worry about and not too many people. It did hail a couple times as it is getting colder and we had some rain. There’s also this page to post trail conditions – http://www.aspentrailfinder.com/trail-conditions
Thanks for the reply.