Castilla Hot Springs in Utah

Castilla Hot Springs

Castilla is three miles up from the mouth of Spanish Fork Canyon. Today the warm water Sulphur springs form a swampy area alongside US 6,50. In the 1890′s the springs were the site of a popular resort including a hotel, cabins, bathing, and other recreational facilities. The resort was built in 1891 but was destroyed by fire in 1942 and never rebuilt. The springs were named by early travelers along this part of the old Spanish Trail after the province of Castile in Spain.

More information at: https://jacobbarlow.com/2013/11/06/castilla-hot-springs/

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