What to do before hot springs?
What to do before hot springs?
- Leave No Trace. I always hope that this goes without saying, but you never know because everyones experience level with recreating in the outdoors varies. ...
- Check the Temperature. ...
- Stay Hydrated - Bring a Water Bottle.
Do people wear towels in hot springs?
Large towels are not permitted in the hot springs, but you can bring a small towel in with you. You can use the small towel to wash your body before heading into the water or wipe your sweat while soaking in the onsen. And if you are feeling shy, you can even use it to cover up, though it's admittedly not much.
What should I prepare for Hot Springs?
Hot temperatures can lead to dehydration, so it's essential to pack fresh, drinkable water for your hot springs adventure. This is probably the most important item to bring, but also the most overlooked because of its simplicity! Pack a Stanley Classic Easy Clean bottle to keep your drinks cold for up to 11 hours.
What not to do in a hot spring?
Leave No Trace at the Hot Springs Treat it the same way you would while you were hiking or camping outdoors so it can stay clean, beautiful, and continue to be preserved for others to enjoy. What is this? Also, do not bathe or use soap in the hot springs.
Should you eat before or after hot springs?
It's best not to eat before bathing in the onsen, but you need to drink a lot of water before and after your onsen bath. Keep your bath to a minimum. Staying too long may cause dehydration. While an onsen is relaxing and beneficial to your health, it's generally not a good idea to enter more than three times a day.