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Barnes Warm Springs

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42.815167, -118.900472
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Description

Barnes is located to the southeast of Frenchglen. The small pool, fed by warm springs, is behind the ruins a former home.
Follow the Steens Mountain Loop Road approximately a quarter of a mile from Frenchglen to the signposted pullout and gate. You will reach your home site and the pool east of the access roads by hiking just under one mile.

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, , Frenchglen, OR 97736, US

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