From 40th ave, I hiked up the creek bed all the way up to the steam caves right under the hotel. The water was extremely hot. It was a hard hike, but I remember it well many decades since.
bakerXderek bxd... a man of curiosity i see. i always drive by this spot too. i tried to check it out and security turned me around. i would kill to check this place out, looks so rad hidden away in the hills. cheah! 👌🏼
Nice. I commented on one of your videos that Reminded me of this place. Cool to see that you've seen this video as well. Keep up the great work. Stay safe on the bike. 👌 cheah!!!
I have a feeling a Native American made the arrow on the mountain to point to the hot springs to let other Native Americans know it was there or to simply make a marker in order to find it again. Kinda like a big road sign
It’s been bought by San Manuel Indian tribe...... they plan on using it to build homes and schools they need since they are running out of space on their current land, the county wants to retain the hotel though as a landmark or museum. The tribe said it’ll be awhile before they announce anything. That was 2014/2016!
As of Nov 2023. It’s all just words. I did hear from an employee who works there with good information, San Manuel, whenever they decide it’s important to them will restore the hotel but for their use only. That’s probably why it doesn’t seem to be happening. So if you are hoping to visit it in any real way, put those dreams to rest. 23 years ago it was pristine. In such a short time it’s gone to hell.
