Grover Hot Springs open again for winter adventures

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Katherine Hill
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Grover Hot Springs

Grover Hot Springs State Park

Grover Hot Springs State Park reopened over the summer after being closed last winter due to damage from the 2021 Tamarack Fire.

Visitors may enjoy Nordic skiing and snowshoeing in the park. There are no groomed ski trails in the park but snowshoeing to Grover Falls is a popular outing.

The hot springs remain closed, however, due to damage from the fire. Call in advance to check on snow conditions. Parking is $8.

Winter camping | Winter camping is available at the park on a first-come, first-served basis for tents and RVs with access to water and restrooms.

Support the park | The Friends of Grover Hot Springs, which is part of the nonprofit Bodie Foundation, supports restoration work and repairs in the park. To donate to help rebuild the park, visit visitgroverhotsprings.org.

Dogs OK | Dogs are allowed on leash in the park.

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Katherine Hill
Katherine Hill
Katherine first moved to Tahoe in 1998 and has been in love with the Tahoe Sierra region since. She has been in the journalism field for more than 25 years and has worked for daily and weekly newspapers and magazines, as well as online publications and Web sites, as an award-winning writer and editor. In the fall of 2013, Katherine became only the third owner of the Tahoe Weekly magazine, and today serves as its Publisher and Editor In Chief. She also volunteers as a board member on of the Tahoe City Downtown Association, a commissioner on the North Tahoe Regional Advisory Council and is a member of the TBID Advisory Committee for the North Tahoe Community Alliance. She is also a past commissioner of the U.S. Forest Service Lake Tahoe Federal Advisory Commission.

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