How Do You Hike To The Hot Pots In Diamond Fork Canyon, Utah?
The Hot Pots, commonly know as Fifth Water, in Diamond Fork Canyon are beautiful and relaxing. The hike to the Pots is approximately two and a half miles and takes about an hour. Fall, winter, spring or summer, this hike is beautiful. Each season holds a different beauty and each hike ends at the Hot Pots. They are a well deserved treat after a good hike. Decide if seeing naked hikers and bathers is comfortable for you. There are not often naked hikers, but there are often naked bathers. This area is seen as a place of escape and relaxation. Some choose to relieve their stresses after removing their clothing. There are notices along the trail that warn of nude bathing in the Pots. Most people are fairly private and discreet and are not there to flaunt their nudity. Hikes in the morning and early afternoon are less like to encounter nudists. Drive up Spanish Fork Canyon to the Three Forks area. An alternate route to the Hot Pots is to follow Hobble Creek to the upper portion of Diamond
