Graphic: A closer view of the lower NW corner where development of a parking area and some pools might take place. 

Graphic: 3D respresentation of Scenic (looking east/northeast) 

Graphic: Overall idea of the Scenic Hot Springs property 

1980-1982 Geothermal Resource Assessment of Scenic Hot Springs

Excerpts from the 1980-1982 Geothermal Resource Assessment Program in WashingtonByMichael A. Korosec, William M. Phillips, and J. Eric SchusterWith contributions fromZ.F Danes, J.H. Biggane, P.E. Harnmond, and G.A. ClaytonWashington State Department of Natural ResourcesDivision of geology and Earth ResourcesOpen File Report 83-7Under U.S. Department of Energy ContractAugust 1983Page 3 – 6 of the

Good Soaking on Tuesday

Tuesday was a gloriously clear day and I took the opportunity to get some measurements done. And then I went up to check out the upper pool and get some temperature measurements.

Though there is a good coating of powdery snow all over (the trees look marvelous), I was surprised that the springs are running pretty warm . . . in fact, the Lobster Spring (at least the upper one) has reverted back

Honeymoon Creek Culvert clogged again

It's been reported that the culvert at the Honeymoon Creek and the BPA Road is clogged again by a slide. How bad is unknown.

Update on Scenic Hot Springs

I thought I'd ramble just a little bit about what's happening at Scenic Hot Springs.

Mike, the new owner of the property, is still jumping through the hoops of bureauacracy in order to get the permits to take the springs public and I have been accompanying him on almost a weekly basis in surveying the terrain of the property . . . charting the location of all the springs (we've discovered a