The hot springs have reopened at Grover Hot Springs State Park outside Markleeville after being closed for more than two years following damage from the Tamarack Fire that destroyed part of the park in July 2021.
Visitors may enjoy free 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. While trail access is free, there is an $8 parking fee.
Pools access | The hot springs and cold pools have both now reopened. The pools are open starting at 9:30 a.m. Thursday to Sunday and advance tickets are required. Call (530) 694-2248 for details. Access is limited and likely to sell out, so check in advance before visiting.
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.
Read the 17th Annual Tahoe Nordic Ski & Snowshoe Guide
