What is the current condition of the road to Goldmyer Hot Springs?

The road to the Dingford Creek trailhead is rough and has been described as only suitable for high-clearance vehicles as of [August 6](https://www.wta.org/go-hiking/trip-reports/trip_report-2026-08-09.050847187092) and [June 30](https://www.wta.org/go-hiking/trip-reports/trip_report-2026-07-03.071225315960). One report from June 30 mentions a large, uneven ditch and a landslide that caused them to park further away, adding mileage to their hike. However, another report from August 6 mentions seeing two RAV4s make the journey, suggesting it may be passable for some cars if driven carefully.

Are there any significant trail obstacles or conditions I should be aware of?

The trail itself has been reported in good condition as of [August 29](https://www.wta.org/go-hiking/trip-reports/trip_report-2026-08-30.131446990481), [August 6](https://www.wta.org/go-hiking/trip-reports/trip_report-2026-08-09.050847187092), and June 30. Blowdowns have been cleared as of August 29, and the trail is snow-free. However, the hike to the springs can be lengthy, especially if you need to park further up the road due to its condition, as noted on June 30.

What are the conditions for bugs at Goldmyer Hot Springs?

Bugs do not appear to be a significant concern at Goldmyer Hot Springs based on recent reports. They were noted as 'not too bad' on [August 6](https://www.wta.org/go-hiking/trip-reports/trip_report-2026-08-09.050847187092) and [June 30](https://www.wta.org/go-hiking/trip-reports/trip_report-2026-07-03.071225315960), and one report from August 29 specifically stated 'No bugs'.

How busy have the hot springs and campsites been recently?

One report from [August 6](https://www.wta.org/go-hiking/trip-reports/trip_report-2026-08-09.050847187092) on a weekday mentioned the pools were not very busy, with the reporter often being by themselves and only seeing two other people. While the report from [August 29](https://www.wta.org/go-hiking/trip-reports/trip_report-2026-08-30.131446990481) noted seeing scores of people enjoying the improving forecast on a Sunday morning, it specifically mentioned 'Nobody else was out backpacking' the night before. Campsite availability is not explicitly detailed, but the August 29 report noted the Dingford parking lot had only 5 cars early on a Saturday, with the Middle Fork parking area being much larger.

Goldmyer Hot Springs

Snoqualmie Region

updated 3 weeks ago

Goldmyer Hot Springs remains a destination worth visiting, with the trail itself reported in good condition as of August 29 and June 30. While snow-free, the access road is a significant consideration. Reports from August 6 and June 30 indicate it is rough and recommended for high-clearance vehicles, with one party parking earlier than usual due to a large, uneven ditch and landslide, adding extra mileage to their hike. Bugs have not been a significant issue, with reports noting they were not too bad as of August 6 and June 30, and absent on August 29. Reservations are required, and checking the Goldmyer Hot Springs website for the most current information and directions is strongly advised, especially regarding vehicle suitability.

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What hikers ask about Goldmyer Hot Springs

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The road to the Dingford Creek trailhead is rough and has been described as only suitable for high-clearance vehicles as of August 6 and June 30. One report from June 30 mentions a large, uneven ditch and a landslide that caused them to park further away, adding mileage to their hike. However, another report from August 6 mentions seeing two RAV4s make the journey, suggesting it may be passable for some cars if driven carefully.