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The first pool encountered at the bottom of the trail.
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The first pool encountered at the bottom of the trail.
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The sulfur smell in this series of pools isn't as strong as it is in the rest of the pools down stream.
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Just below the first pool is a series of four pools situated along a cold water creek that flows trough the site.
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A view of the cold water creek.
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Looking downstream from the edge of one of the pools. The bridge is an access point from one of the trails leading to the springs.
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The high mineral content in the area has created a unique landscape.
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A view along the creek.
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One of many springs along the creek. This pool was very hot.
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A series of pools along the creek.
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Great place for a mud bath!!!
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Warm water from the upper pool cascading down into a lower pool. The nutrient rich mud in these pools makes for a perfect mud bath.
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Fosso Bianco is the largest mineral deposit and waterfall in the area and is often referred to as the "white whale."
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Looking downstream at Fosso Bianco.
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An inscription under the cascades near Fosso Bianco.
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Cascades down the creek.
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A beautiful waterfall next to Fosso Bianco.
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Fosso Bianco is also known as the "white whale."
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Fosso Bianco Hot Springs.
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There are small pools scattered among the rock formations.