ODT Day 20: Hart Mountain Hot Springs (Oregon Desert Trail Thru Hike 2022 Vlog)
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- čas přidán 15. 04. 2023
- Day 20 thru hiking the Oregon Desert Trail. Today's hike continues up Guano Creek and leads me to the Hart Mountain Hot Springs, within the Hart Mountain National Antelope Refuge. I enjoy a soak in the hot springs pools and continue hiking to the Hart Mountain visitor center. Last chance to fill up on water, from here it's a 40 mile water carry. The terrain flattens out and becomes a sea of sagebrush again, with lots of deep sand and some cross country hiking.
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I agree with the wide open being a comfort. That there are still plenty of empty miles where nothing is done nor can be but to walk.
Nice to see some wildlife. A well deserved soak, Eric. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Rick!
Beauty! Blessings to all.
Ten hours of sleep, clean water to filter, clean clothes and shoes, AND a hot spring to soak in!!??? I bet you were feeling GREAT that day!!
Oh yes, this was much needed!
This looked like a very nice day on the trail. Hot spring soak must have been fantastic. 🙂 Loved seeing that footage of the pronghorn. It does make me sad to hear about people killing rattlesnakes on their properties. Of course, I know people have been doing that for generations, but it just sucks. Rattlers are a valuable component of ecosystems and try to avoid people. And they're awesome for preventing mice and rats over populating. /mini rant
Such a nice way to break up this section, with a few hours here at the hot springs!
The hot spring looked like a rare trail luxury!
Odd no one else was at hot spring. I've never found it empty. That area gets crazy in hunting season.
I am really enjoying this trail with you. I lived in Modoc county, CA for 19 years and worked as a fish head for BLM and USFS. Maybe it’s comforting scenery?! Thanks for sharing your hike!
I love to fish, thanks for your work... many people don't realize that we wouldn't have fish to fish for if it weren't for hatcheries and planting, in many places!
6 liters for 40 miles. I know it can be done but dang. I feel bad as yesterday did 6 miles and almost 2 liters
I've done a few 50+ mile segments on 5L, over 2-3 days. I may be part Camel, haha. But seriously, i think the body gets more efficient at water consumption after a few weeks on trail. Also helps when it's not incredibly hot and without big climbs, of course. Just my theory.
way too cold for snakes