Miracle Hot Springs in California Closed Indefinitely After Second Death

The popular hot spring destination faces closure following two fatalities within 16 months, sparking safety and maintenance concerns.

Two individuals have died at Miracle Hot Springs in California in less than two years, leading to an indefinite closure.
The U.S. Forest Service announced the closure, citing public safety concerns after the second death attributed to the hot springs.
Officials are seeking a sustainable long-term solution before reopening the area.
The hot springs, known for their mineral-enhanced waters, have faced issues with damage, trash, and overcrowding in recent years.
Advocacy groups and local officials have previously attempted to maintain and protect the area, but challenges persist.