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2. Gregson Hot Springs - Wikipedia

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   The hot spring water flows from the spring sources at approximately 151 liters per minute at a temperature of 158 °F / 70 °C. Reports from the Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology records the major ions in the chemical make-up of the water as: Calcium 4.270 mg/L, Sodium 180 mg/L, Potassium 3.9 mg/L, silica 71.7 mg/L, Bicarbonate 124.9 mg/L, Carbonate 12.2 mg/L, Chloride 17.52 mg/L, Sulfate ...

3. Fairmont Hot Springs Resort - Wikipedia

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   In addition the hot springs (with waterslide and four naturally heated pools, both indoor and outdoor), the resort includes an 18-hole golf course, and 153 guest rooms, as well as a spa and restaurant. [5] It is located at 1500 Fairmont Road in Fairmont. [6]

4. Fairmont Hot Springs - Wikipedia

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   Fairmont Hot Springs may refer to: Fairmont Hot Springs, British Columbia. Fairmont Hot Springs Airport, adjacent to the British Columbia community; Fairmont Hot Springs, Montana, United States Fairmont Hot Springs Resort, resort in Fairmont Hot Springs; Fairmont Hot Springs (thermal spring) formerly known as Gregson Hot Springs

5. Mount Rainier National Park to require reservations at ... - AOL

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   Reservations for the White River entrance and Sunrise corridor will open April 1. Reservations for August through Labor Day will open on May 1. Visitors can make reservations online at recreation ...

6. Have thoughts on Mount Rainier’s new timed entry ... - AOL

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   Reservations can be made at Recreation.gov and cost $2. According to Dudgeon, the park’s decision makers want to know what visitors think of the system before they put it in place permanently.

7. Longmire, Washington - Wikipedia

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   In 1884 James Longmire built a trail from Succotash Valley in Ashford 13 miles (21 km) to the hot springs where he built cabins in the area which now bears his name. [9] [10] John Muir described staying there on the way to his ascent of Mount Rainier in 1888. [11]