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Natural hot springs

Geothermal mineral springs that emerge naturally throughout the city, creating a landscape of heated pools and resort properties.

Panoramic view of Cathedral City in the Coachella Valley showing the desert landscape and mountain ranges
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Desert Hot Springs sits in an area where naturally heated mineral water rises from underground reservoirs. These springs have drawn people to the region for generations, with the warm waters forming the basis of the local economy and the city's identity. Many properties in Desert Hot Springs feature private or semi-public access to the springs, from large resort facilities to smaller residential and commercial spas.

The springs remain available year-round, their stable temperature providing a counterpoint to the desert's temperature swings. The warm water has low mineral content and no sulfur odor, making it pleasant for extended soaking and recreation. The city's layout reflects its spring-based economy, with clusters of spas, resorts, and wellness facilities built around natural spring access.

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