Lower Camp Hot Springs

A little downstream from Breitenbush, next to the Breitenbush River is the historic site of a former hot spring business. It is on National Forest land and is used by some people who are willing to clean and fill various pools or tubs themselves.

 

 

Inside the Powerhouse

 I got to see inside the powerhouse 

on a guided systems tour for the guests

Bob Miller Remembered

Bob Miller who lived and worked at Breitenbush in the early years (1982-89) passed away Aug. 13 this year. He was a main force on the Maintenance Team and one of the first massage therapists at Breitenbush. His main past-time was painting and he helped the school children with art instruction and projects. 

He wanted some of his ashes to be placed at Breitenbush and so on Oct. 20 we remembered him in the area designated for burials. I include a photo of his painting studio and just one of his many paintings which often had a lot of depth.

 

 

 

A Recent Visit

 Miscellaneous pictures from a recent visit

Four deer on the lodge lawn

Someone going down the river on a SUP

Constructing a new building in the meadow

Sunset over the sauna

Summer Sostice Full Moon and Gathering

 

Nov. 15 visit

 A beautiful day in November

The meadow with a blue sky

 

The picnic tables are still out and even dry

I got to take an outdoor shower still

A great view from the shower

Some individual soaking tubs are available

 

Nice soak by a tiny creek