Native Americans have occupied the land we now call Hot Springs National Park for well over 10,000 years. This land was part of their hunting grounds, but also offered prime quarrying sites for stone to make sharp-edged, durable tools and weapons. . . . — — Map (db m234367) HM
As early as the 1840s the bathhouses were capping springs to control and use them. These springs evoke pre-development days when water flowed freely from the mountainside. The water of Open Springs has an average temperature of 134°F (56°C).
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The first trail shelter was built in May of 1924, along the ridgeline between North Mountain and Hot Springs Mountain. It was part of the construction of the trail that led down to the Gulpa Gorge Campground. The building was a small, stone, open . . . — — Map (db m234366) HM
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